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Kelly, when I read the article. It said Cleveland...they must have heard you......

“This is typical Foose work,” Jacobs said in his upbeat voice, “the wheels are larger, but they are his version of a Pantera wheel. It has subtle touches like the marker lights and the push-button door handles—and it has a 351 Cleveland engine. He wanted to maintain the integrity of the car,” Jacobs added
I love it. The bell housing painted to match the engine is a nice subtle touch. I wonder if he is running a front mounted condenser.
Jeff

11/4/159:56 PM

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