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I would love to do something like that. Unfortuantly I can only do so many things. Since I am my own mechanic (with 4 sports cars) I have half of the rest of my statistical life left just catching up (with no delays).

Actually, the goal is to get the 434 in #1905 so I can start driving it. Then do full nut/bolt resto on #1280 (hopefully begining by years end). When #1280 is driving, then break down #1905 and prep it in a way it could be run hard on a track........And mow the grass in between. Damn job just get's in the way of everything!

Gary

3/4/065:36 PM

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