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Jul 13, 2010 11:58 |  #16

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Too bad. On the bright side, it gives you more time to do a nice port & balance job on the 289. ;)

I really thought this looked like the ideal vehicle to slip it in. The owners think otherwise, but they did say they would let me know if they had a change of heart. Guess now the search shifts to locating a 1956 F-100.


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Jul 14, 2010 08:29 |  #17

Guess now the search shifts to locating a 1956 F-100.

How about this: '66 Ford Shelby GT-350 clone

Or maybe maxharvard would like to add to his Canon fund? ;)


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Jul 14, 2010 09:39 |  #18

PhotosGuy wrote in post #10533812 (external link)
How about this: '66 Ford Shelby GT-350 clone

Or maybe maxharvard would like to add to his Canon fund? ;)

If/When I make the switch to Canon, you'll be the first to know ;)


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