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06-09-2008, 11:19 PM
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Re: Can you ID these engines?
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I to have worked on most of those old motors. The nailhead, 413 cross ram. I am 47, started working with my Dad at 8 yrs old. Thanks Travis
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06-10-2008, 09:44 AM
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Re: Can you ID these engines?
18 for 18. Same as a lot of you, I got to work on most of these mills when they were popular the first time arround in Hot Rodding........Interestingly a lot of my rodder friends are rediscovering some of them, especially the orphans,to make their "retro" rides more interesting. .... I've recently worked on a '55 olds engine,and a stroker '49 Merc mill with Navarro heads and manifold. .....Would have been even more fun without the multiple choice. .....Tom
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06-10-2008, 10:17 PM
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Re: Can you ID these engines?
Got em' all right,,, with over 40 years of racing, car shows, swap meets, cruise ins and good ol' junk yards I've run across most everything. It was a fun quiz,,,,,,,, thanks1
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