Happy to help install it, Wayne. Could get it going in less than a weekend.

Awwww c'mon buddy. We're New Englanders! lol Or something like that. (I HATE the winter and cold too.)
Nice to see the update Wayne. Good luck going forward. If I wasn't so busy, I'd like to help out.
Keep us posted bud! :thumbsup:

Hey Wayne Awesome decision :wow: :wow: Have a great Christmas!

Curious, who's mounts and pipes are going to use?

Finally settled in here in NC- Rich

great choice that LSA looks awesome!!!

Thanks JJ I don't even have rollers to put on it to move it around yet. I will definitely keep you in mind!!
Hi Rich Glad to hear you settled in.
I got a set of 1-7/8 American Racing Headers and a Magnaflow 3" system for it. Looking into which mounts that will work with them. I was thinking of the dirty Dingo mounts they put the engine in the original bell housing position, then 11/16" forward, then 1 11/16" forward, and the last set position the LS engine 2 1/4 inches forward from the original bell housing position. Not sure how the slider mounts they make are. I also saw some other that only move it a small amount at a time from original the less than an inch at a time. There are so many out there to pick (guess) from. lol

Merry Christmas to all of you and your families.

Congrats on the LSA acquisition. :thumbsup:

It'll look good taking up residence at 'stately Wayne Manor'.


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Wayne, that's a heck of an upgrade man. Very cool and sounds like a great move. :cheers:

Thank's guys it was a big decision, but one that will make the car more enjoyable in the long run. Plus its my first supercharger.
:theresa: I'm all Giddy like a school girl!

Wayne, Just looked through your build thread, Man I remember seeing that car when it was tore down to nothing, It has came a long ways. Do you have any thoughts on colors?

Congrats on the build! It looks great!

When I opened the first page of the thread I'd thought I'd seen a ghost. My best friend in Highschool that got me into cars has an identical 69 Camaro, vynal top, torque thrusts and all... visually identical to how your car started. First car I rebuilt while in tech school 20+ years ago. First live engine rebuild. First suspension rebuild. First auto trans rebuild. First rear end rebuild. Must have done something right because it's still all running today!

Time to get this baby on the road!!