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Yes, I was wondering what your compression ratio is with those heads and pistons.

That is absolutely horrific. I could go on, but that wouldn't be nice.

In that area, it's gonna have to be a temporary synthetic ice rink. We do have about a dozen ice rinks in Phoenix though.

I saw a Ford hood that he was asking $1800 for. I find it odd to ask some arbitrary price, in a blind auction. The stuff is going to sell for whatever someone is willing to pay for it, which is likely to be swapmeet prices. Speaking of overpriced, check out this psycho...

What's your compression ratio with those heads and pistons?

Good ol' Henry. He sure knew how to make a buck. He was friends with Thomas Edison. They were also, supposedly, friends with Ellsworth B. A. Zwoyer, who invented and patented the charcoal briquette in 1897.

Last Sunday, on the 6th, I hadn't driven my car for a couple days. I went out to clean out some trash in preparation for a date. I keep a thermometer in the AC vent for diagnostic purposes in the lethal summers. It was 115° in my car. The outside temperature was somewhere in the 70s.

I would expect to pay less than $2500 for this: http://fayar.craigslist.org/cto/5317853263.html Then there's this: http://springfield.craigslist.org/pts/5339365963.html

It's like normal alcohol, but they took away what comes natural. So if you drink it, you die faster than the other kind.

I also know somebody that did that recently. He's running a completely stock Pontiac 350 in a 67 Firebird, and wanted dual carbs. I told him not to do it, but he liked the look. So, after buying another 650 to put with the one he had, and a small-cap distributor, coil, and other stuff, it...

I'll bet he never forgets to open the tailgate, ever again.

Bo Huff auction I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere on here. I don't know if anyone knows about it, but Junior Huff is auctioning off all of his late dad's cars and parts. https://www.facebook.com/bohuffcustoms/

Sounds like maybe a gear driven generator/distributor. All that means is that you need the generator there to drive the distributor. You can leave the wires off of the generator. Then you can add an alternator somewhere else for your charging needs.

You need to learn to focus.

I drove my '59 Chevy pickup from Santa Fe to Phoenix one time with a pair of vise grips clamped on each rod of my three speed. I left the floor cover off, and reached down through the floor for each shift. I even went the fun way, down through Socorro and Show Low, instead of the freeway. It...

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Something is missing from your post. Oh! You mean the Citroen.

http://www.davintosh.com/2008/02/16/citroen-2cv-rat-rod/

Bama, the axle is bolted to the cradle sort of like ladder bars. It won't wrap.

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