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08-05-2004, 06:20 AM
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Well here's what I think I would do,,,,,
I'd take that rusty 350 block you've got in the garage to a reputable machine shop and have them prep it for you, slap them heads on it and build yourself a motor (or let them do it for you). You'll be a whole lot happier and it will probably save you from just wanting to do it later. I know,,,, opinions are like assholes, Everybodys got one!
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