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"Since you are not a car guy, go LS"
LMAO. But true. Ha. |
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Finally had a chance to complete the video. Great car, great story I'm happy for the guy.
The restoration shop played a large roll in the decision for installing the LS engine. Dollars and cents was most likely the main driver. I like the convincing line "the LS will start every time" ..... I never realized Pontiac's have "starting" issues. |
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Yeah, I caught that. Probably a good read.
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