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Old 02-22-2013, 11:08 PM
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You would know better than I.. isn't that where you got the idea for the purple on your car?

You kidding' me? I could start a business selling bottles of touch up paint as nail polish to all the women who get dragged to car shows. And to think I wanted to just paint it gray.
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Old 02-23-2013, 07:16 AM
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You kidding' me? I could start a business selling bottles of touch up paint as nail polish to all the women who get dragged to car shows. And to think I wanted to just paint it gray.
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Not everyone hates the purple.

You just need to embrace your true target market.

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Old 02-23-2013, 03:15 PM
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That reminds me of my friends 67 Pontiac Convertible that he painted Raspberry Pink about 1989. He sold the car a few years later, but it was close to that shade above. Purple has always been popular since the 60's.


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Here is a vintage Torino that was painted purple and white. You should paint your car this color too! Dick Trickle won a pile of races from 1969-1971 racing a Torino all over Wisconsin and surrounding area.

It was also purple and white and had his familiar #99.


Thank god most the pictures black then were black and white.
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I'll vote blue all day long. I love blue. Very beautiful.
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Old 02-24-2013, 08:45 AM
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steve what is the bore and stroke of the engine, and how hard are you planning to turn it? what comp ratio...

what efi set up are you going to run?

im soo proud of you stepping up to some bbc power....you gooo boiy
4.600 bore on a 4.375 stroke crank.. Lunati lightweight stuff.. targeted compression ratio of 10.7:1 .. new COMP four-lobe hyd cam and a T&D shaft rocker system.. hope to make peak power at 6400 and rev to just under 7000.. Haven't finished spec'ing out the cam yet.

Carb at first then a FAST EFI .. the new one that can support up to 1000 hp.
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Old 02-24-2013, 11:31 AM
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Going conservative on the power.. 760ish hp and 750ish tq..
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4.600 bore on a 4.375 stroke crank.. Lunati lightweight stuff.. targeted compression ratio of 10.7:1 .. new COMP four-lobe hyd cam and a T&D shaft rocker system.. hope to make peak power at 6400 and rev to just under 7000.. Haven't finished spec'ing out the cam yet.

Carb at first then a FAST EFI .. the new one that can support up to 1000 hp.
Thank you for doing a non-LS.

With your cam/shaft rocker/rev plans, I bet you are easily over 800 hp with that thing.
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