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Moss Motors is a good place to start. Also, Victoria British is another good place to start. Tell him to search spridget performance. That should bring up plenty of relevant stuff.

Pretty funny, and those were some hot women.

That vid makes me cringe, knowing what rolling your ankle badly feels like.

Im guessing that they relied on a fairly rich fuel map to cool the pistons.

^^ Only problem with that is that it might screw up the pH down there.

The only problem is that it will only be useful as a novelty. The BATF would classify it as a destructive device, so you wouldn't be able to CC it.

Looks like they expect you to like the money exchange, and hope you sign up for the credit card system.

^^^Seikos are awesome. Heres mine: Ive had it for a while. It replaced a fossil that would no longer clasp.

http://piloti.com/products/product_details.aspx?cat_id=0&prod_id=319&prod_sku=PR13-4 You need to get yourself a pair of those, nice and comfy. They will ship internationally.

http://www.crateenginedepot.com/store/350-Crate-Engine-290-HP-HO-12499529-P824C53.aspx Its called a factory replacement.

That was the car I wanted to restore when I got older, as well as a post '70 Barracuda:

You would be hard pressed to build that car for less than that. $25000 for the car $13500 for the short block $5000 for the head Thats over 40,000 for just the car and engine hard parts.

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I'd have them compression test, then leak down test the engine, while your standing there.

Gas shocks are oil filled shocks that have been pressurized with gas to keep down the cavitation of the oil. They are mainly filled with oil.

Surely, you did not need to post to figure this out. And if you did, you probably, shouldn't be building the engine yourself.

It actually should be called "Stuff White Liberal/Democrat/Yuppy/Frat Boys/Socialites Like"

Customer Accessible Bathroom, try to hide the sink area, unless its actually separated from the counter and customers by a wall, Too much unused area behind the counter and sinks, can be tighter, and use extra room for different bathroom placement,

Have you not seen IJ's build thread?