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02-28-2016, 01:20 AM

gtofreek

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Join Date: Feb 2007

Location: Tucson, Az.

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Originally Posted by wheneaglesfly

Where are You located at ?
In The Midwest ?
I am not too far from Chicago . Downstate.
Most Chevy only shops would not have touched that 510 Aluminium Pontiac Block with a 20-foot pole.
I have a favorite machinist and he is a long time old friend.
Runs a Small Gas & Engine Diesel Machine shop.
I have several Factory Pontiac 455's.
Getting ready to build one for 2016.

I am in the mountain country, Tucson, Arizona. A little ways from the corn belt.

Except for the weight, cast iron is much better for an engine block than aluminum.

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