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Re: 1972 Chevy 4wd Longhorn Project: Never Ending Changes
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Originally Posted by 6BT 56
If you took the oil burner out and did the LS thing that sure would be cool , but then you would have to find a home for the stout cummins and we all know how much you dislike projects . Lol. I vote keep it barn fresh till ur in the mood for it . Corvettes don't go bad . Even the limited build diesel ones that Harvey earl built by hand in the basement of the factory .......lol.
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After reading your post, I had this flash of an idea. Instead of buying my friend's engine out of his 94, I could save all that money and just steal the engine and trans for the 76.  But I'm not that desperate yet.
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Originally Posted by ryanroo
Honestly, i was going to say something about how nice the rear is... haha
how about a few better pics of that thing in paint for a dude?
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I'll try to get a few other pics of it for ya in a couple of days. It's kind of blocked in by another 6bt now. Haha
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