Div 7 Racers, Woodburn

bill dedman · 07-15-2016, 12:52 PM

While I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area (1980 to 2004) in about 2000, I bought a 360 Magnum engine long-block that was disassembled, but new, from a Las Vegas Dodge dealership.

I had to go get it, so I (traveling alone) drove my Ford Festiva (about the size of a Fiat 500) to pick it up and bring it back. The rear seat back folded down flat, creating a huge, cavernous cargo space, so there was no problem getting the disassembled parts, bock and all, into the car.

On the way home, I stopped for gas on I-5 north of Bakersfield. There was a young man taking money at the counter and I asked him (he looked like a "car-guy") if he had ever seen a Ford Festiva with a Mopar 360 Magnum engine in it.... He, of course, said "no."

I took him out to the car and showed him a Ford Festiva with a 360 Magnum in it.

He was not amused...

07-15-2016, 12:52 PM	#11
bill dedman VIP Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Conway, AR Posts: 1,739 Likes: 0 Liked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Div 7 Racers, Woodburn While I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area (1980 to 2004) in about 2000, I bought a 360 Magnum engine long-block that was disassembled, but new, from a Las Vegas Dodge dealership. I had to go get it, so I (traveling alone) drove my Ford Festiva (about the size of a Fiat 500) to pick it up and bring it back. The rear seat back folded down flat, creating a huge, cavernous cargo space, so there was no problem getting the disassembled parts, bock and all, into the car. On the way home, I stopped for gas on I-5 north of Bakersfield. There was a young man taking money at the counter and I asked him (he looked like a "car-guy") if he had ever seen a Ford Festiva with a Mopar 360 Magnum engine in it.... He, of course, said "no." I took him out to the car and showed him a Ford Festiva with a 360 Magnum in it. He was not amused... __________________ Bill