Matt-thanks! Yeah, I like the way the J-frame turned out! Also, I have no idea how you can look at such a small section of an engine, from a crappy cell phone pic, and determine what type of motor it is... I mean, I KNOW how knowledgeable you are about motors, and I believe you, but it's impressive... I agree with you, though. If you go to all that trouble to rebuild a car, why put another company's power plant in it?
-also I deleted your repeat posts- your "publish" button must have gotten stuck!😆
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Sweet! Were the keys in it?
Purty! I was following an old Falcon today, never did catch up with it though...sigh
That's a nice ride. Also congrats on the good refinish of the j frame. It looks good!
On closer inspection of the pic, it has a Chevy v8 in it. I hate it when someone puts a Chevy engine in a old ford!
Matt-thanks! Yeah, I like the way the J-frame turned out! Also, I have no idea how you can look at such a small section of an engine, from a crappy cell phone pic, and determine what type of motor it is... I mean, I KNOW how knowledgeable you are about motors, and I believe you, but it's impressive... I agree with you, though. If you go to all that trouble to rebuild a car, why put another company's power plant in it?
-also I deleted your repeat posts- your "publish" button must have gotten stuck!😆
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