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Old 12-11-2010, 07:07 AM
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Thanks for that picture Greg,



Really, great thread I needed the laughs, if things work out I might fly out to spectate RTTC, Bucket list: Meet Mr. Weld!!!
Book the trip! One of us will pick you up at the airport....
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Old 12-11-2010, 07:12 AM
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Greg, was going to break the news to you when you arrived at the house--but I did in fact end up with a dreaded LS motor---and all the conversion issues that will accompany it. I'll call you this coming week---got a few other things to fill you in on.

I figured this thread would be 20 pages by now---people must be on vacation already for X-Mas or something.
Good decision!

I have been pushing an LS6 around the shed for 5 or 6 years now at least perhaps longer... When I mentioned this for the '32 - Steve just about convulsed... so can't use it there... Lovely Lillard turned me onto it for my '69 Camaro that I decided not to build and I just never have found a home for it.
Having driven the '55 Post build -- and most recently Jason's LS2 Buwicked - they ARE THE MOTOR. Period.
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Old 12-31-2010, 06:16 AM
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Since they haven't locked this thread yet

I will add my two cents as well...Greg is definitely one of the good guys.

x100 to you my good man!

Bruce
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Old 12-31-2010, 06:51 AM
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Good decision!

I have been pushing an LS6 around the shed for 5 or 6 years now at least perhaps longer... When I mentioned this for the '32 - Steve just about convulsed... so can't use it there... Lovely Lillard turned me onto it for my '69 Camaro that I decided not to build and I just never have found a home for it.
Having driven the '55 Post build -- and most recently Jason's LS2 Buwicked - they ARE THE MOTOR. Period.

So you are saying Steve is still in the Stone Age ? Doesn't he have the talent to make a LS engine look killer ? You should challenge him and lead him down the path to enlightenment... LOL
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Old 12-31-2010, 07:58 AM
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sounds like Greg is like the other good and generous people i have met on this site. I hope to meet him in person one day. Way to Go!
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Old 12-31-2010, 09:43 AM
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So you are saying Steve is still in the Stone Age ? Doesn't he have the talent to make a LS engine look killer ? You should challenge him and lead him down the path to enlightenment... LOL
Charley,

You might not remember but the LS6 motor is the one you turned me on to all those years ago via a phone call by you from the Purple Parrot @ Hot August Nights during breakfast! I still have the thing floating around.... Unused but not unloved.
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Old 12-31-2010, 12:01 PM
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So you are saying Steve is still in the Stone Age ? Doesn't he have the talent to make a LS engine look killer ? You should challenge him and lead him down the path to enlightenment... LOL
They have the talent. They have used the Ford 4.6 liter in a couple projects.
Just haven't had the right project for a LS engine I guess.
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Old 12-31-2010, 12:39 PM
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They have the talent. They have used the Ford 4.6 liter in a couple projects.
Just haven't had the right project for a LS engine I guess.
LS motors are just all wrong in a '32 ford.. Unless the styling is all done "hi zoot". Which, to me, is all wrong as well.

I'm going to use the LS6 in my '37 3 window.... But with 8 stacks and hidden coils etc. I had the chassis for that project built for the LS already.
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Old 12-31-2010, 12:52 PM
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LS motors are just all wrong in a '32 ford.. Unless the styling is all done "hi zoot". Which, to me, is all wrong as well.

I'm going to use the LS6 in my '37 3 window.... But with 8 stacks and hidden coils etc. I had the chassis for that project built for the LS already.

What, you couldn't talk Tony in to taking the LS off Your hands?
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Greg is gaining legendary status here!! I have met the man. Seen the "shed" and all the tools he "can't" use....... .

I have to agree with the general opinion here. Greg is one of the real nice guys and always willing to help. I am glad to call him my friend.
Even if he is only 4' 6".

Have a great new years eve buddy!
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