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Old 09-12-2021, 09:31 PM   #26
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Re: About time... my 409

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If not a record Mark, sure has to be in the top of the contenders, LOL. Love the look of those engines. Was at a car show prior to the Covid bit and seen a triple black '58 Impala with 348 a three deuce set-up and four speed. Beautiful looking car for sure. Don't see many of those engines anymore.
I know where a factory black on black, 348/4speed ‘59 elcamino is. I wish I had pockets deep enough to try and get it. It’s got some rust but not terrible. It’s Been sitting for a good while.
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Old 09-12-2021, 09:42 PM   #27
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Re: About time... my 409

The 348 and 409 cylinder head was flat the combustion chamber was in the block. The deck of the block was on a different angle than cylinder bores. I think the truck blocks were tall deck.
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Old 09-12-2021, 10:56 PM   #28
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No tall deck truck blocks until the 366 big block came out.
Buddy of mine has a triple black 348 tripower 4 speed Impala convert.
I’m always teasing him about doing a rattle can flame job on it.
First high per car I rode in was a dual quad 64 409 4 gear 4.56 rear car. Back in ‘66.
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Old 09-13-2021, 08:02 PM   #29
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1959 was the first year for the 4 speed in the big cars..59 4 speeds are super rare and without docs or correct parts they probably are not original.. ask me how I know....heres a pic of my 1959 348 3x2 315hp FACTORY 4 speed vert that my best friends late father bought new..
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Old 09-13-2021, 10:09 PM   #30
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1959 was the first year for the 4 speed in the big cars..59 4 speeds are super rare and without docs or correct parts they probably are not original.. ask me how I know....heres a pic of my 1959 348 3x2 315hp FACTORY 4 speed vert that my best friends late father bought new..
That is a WAY cool "batmobile"! My dad had a '60 Parkwood wagon, and the guys at the GMAD plant in Van Nuys called him "Batman" because of that. I had a '64 convertible with a SHP 327, 4 speed and posi. My wife didn't want to drive a stick, so I sold it. Shoulda coulda woulda, if I only knew.
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Old 09-15-2021, 01:22 PM   #31
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My two favorite things, my 348, 3x2 setup in my 69 c-10. The best of both worlds....
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