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Re: '67 Shelby slow build
Are we looking at a Stocker? I can find 355 and 390 hp ratings for the 428, but not the 388 you mention. Is this the large or small valve version? There is a 385 and a 395 hp in the SS factor list, though.
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Re: '67 Shelby slow build
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More: . A friend of mine has a 428 or 429 SCJ stick (not a Shelby) to compliment his T-U/SA Comet. Calls it his "10 second street car". How does Mike's engine differ from the later version of the BB Ford?
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Deleted just because
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Re: '67 Shelby slow build
Hey Mike, are you on the west coat? If so ive messaged you on fepower, im building a Galaxie just as you. Car looks promising BTW
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01-13-2022, 04:36 PM
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Re: '67 Shelby slow build
Woohoo, got my new (old) car number. Thanks NHRA!
Sent in my request by mail and within the week I had an email response with my membership and competition number. I had to email them back that I don't wear glasses and they responded same day and it was fixed with a new copy the next day. Retired January 1st and getting back into drag racing after 20+yr This year is getting off to a good start. Now I just need the car back from paint to start final assembly.
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Re: '67 Shelby slow build
What Class will it run ?
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NHRA natural A car so AA/SA - B/SA it can also slow down to S/ST. ANRA I can run D-gas or HR. Brackets If I get tired or go broke it can become a street car.
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