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Also more info here on the Highlander. https://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/ml-lizotte-campbell65.html
I would say save it. If you have the skill and some cash go for it, don't worry about the resale value. Might turn out to be a cool project.
I believe the '68-'80 302's were 28 oz and the '81-'92 were 50 oz.
Being from Ohio, I recently read Middletown Pacemakers. Great book with lots of photos.
1929 Lincoln
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Lincoln maybe?
How about that trans., is it a three on the tree?
Sorry man, next time I'll go the extra mile and click the quote.
[ATTACH] Actually there was a color picture on the previous page of this thread...
[ATTACH] This one sticks in my head....
I'd rather see one with the windows up and top down than hear someone call it a 'vert'
B J Thompson in the top pic, saw that car quite a bit back in the seventies.
Dad once held the A/MOA record in a 304 automatic gremlin
Yeah I was referring to the Poser Gassers
Maybe he doesn't want to cobble up a 2 door for a fad that will eventually die down.
I would put it back in the barn.
The one with the push bar and rollbar.
Drake Viscome occasionally posts on Classracer.com, might try a pm over there.
No sorry, automatic.
[ATTACH] Where are you located? There's one in a junkyard close to me. Looks like somebody put a breather on top of it.
I believe the first one is an Edelbrock with the 1901, the second was from a 1972 Chevy or gmc truck with a 402 or 454.
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Chuck, didn't this corvette have a confederate flag painted on the top? Just wondering if there is a story behind that?
Fenton wheels. Look at the big decal.
Was that yellow one for sale about a year ago?
[img] One of my all time favorite Chevy ll's. I'm partial to white 1965 Super Sports. The one in my avatar was just one of a few Nova's I had...
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