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03-12-2023, 12:36 AM

Verdoro 68 Verdoro 68 is offline

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Nearly 12 hours of wrenching and it's just about ready to put fluids in and fire up.

I didn't check that the converter was fully seated which prevented the first attempt at placing the engine. Once I got that solved, the Ames motor mounts fought me for a little bit. Nothing a little pry bar couldn't fix. Looks good.

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