New guy, sayin Hi
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New guy, sayin Hi
Hi, I bought my 2nd gen about 4 months ago, I'm in the middle of a full resto on it. Its my first major project and my backround as far as car mechanics goes is fords. I'll probably have some questions as a dig further into the car. I was told the engine was a "screamer" lol i have no idea about that. Has a vortec 350, carburated, the block is a 4 bolt main hihg nickel notent block. I know thats a fav. for building 383's not really a plan of mine though.
well enough talk heres a picture to show what I'm working with
[IMG]local://upfiles/11312/EB66D29EFF234A59BA54FA1E35AAA654.jpg[/IMG]
well enough talk heres a picture to show what I'm working with
[IMG]local://upfiles/11312/EB66D29EFF234A59BA54FA1E35AAA654.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: New guy, sayin Hi
Welcome to the chevy family. We'll try to keep you away from those pesky fords.
Sounds like you have a good foundation, the 350 is arguably the best motor chevy ever made (go easy, guys) What year is it? Canttell for sure from the pic.
Sounds like you have a good foundation, the 350 is arguably the best motor chevy ever made (go easy, guys) What year is it? Canttell for sure from the pic.
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RE: New guy, sayin Hi
Not too bad, my '74 was a gift from my father, so the price was definitely right on it.
That and it's pretty cool to restore the Camaro I was in love with as a kid.
My interior is getting the Jack the Ripper treatment, that is, its insides will be all over my garage floor. I'm tearing the interior down, since we got a cold snap and it's too cold for paint work. I guess I'll just make my progress elsewhere.
That and it's pretty cool to restore the Camaro I was in love with as a kid.
My interior is getting the Jack the Ripper treatment, that is, its insides will be all over my garage floor. I'm tearing the interior down, since we got a cold snap and it's too cold for paint work. I guess I'll just make my progress elsewhere.
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