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Old 01-16-2008, 11:11 AM
mike nixon mike nixon is offline
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Old 01-16-2008, 02:36 PM
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Default My 64 Bonneville.

I have been a long time lurker and Ive posted a few times with very rookie questions so some of you might have seen my Bonneville already. Its a 64 with the 389, Auto and Carter carb. It has a posi rear end although I havent figured out what the gears are yet. Im pretty sure it is the original engine as the block stamp matched the PHS docs. The color is original but the paint job isnt. Saddle ext with saddle int.

The most pressing need is a new exhaust and I am probably going with a new dual RARE system. I am still trying to decide if I want to keep the stock manifolds or get RAREs long branch factory headers. Im kind of leaning towards getting the headers but I want to pull the motor, clean it up , and see what I have to work with first. I have some lifter knock on the passenger side so I am also thinking of getting the heads done but I need to avoid cost creep for a year or two if I can. I'd really like to have the motor redone from the ground up but I doubt I can do that this year. If anyone knows of a good rebuilder here in Cleveland let me know. I also might be interested in buying a second engine to learn on but it would have to be local and pretty cheap.

A lot of the people here have already given me a lot of info so thanks again for that.
I joined the North Coast POCI chapter here in Cleveland hoping to learn even more so if there are any other members here you'll see my car in person this year most likely.

Thanks
John
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