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Old 08-15-2025, 01:54 AM
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Default Correspondence from Edelbrock in 1974

Even then Edelbrock found it difficult to improve upon a stock Pontiac manifold.
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Even then Edelbrock found it difficult to improve upon a stock Pontiac manifold.
Hi Bob that letter is great thanks for sharing

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Even then Edelbrock found it difficult to improve upon a stock Pontiac manifold.
Thanks for this, and to all the other posters too. I'm still not able to "like" posts on my pc, for unknown reasons.

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