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10-11-2004 #1
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Motor in the car
Set the motor in over the weekend. Have a few issues, but I'll get it sorted out.
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10-11-2004 #2
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Holy cow
That thing looks wicked! Beautiful setup so far!
Doug
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10-11-2004 #3
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Looks good, Scott!
10-11-2004 #4
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Thats hot! As Paris would say.
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10-12-2004 #5
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OH wow!!!! That is just sick!! Come on just a little more to the right so we can see the wheels too.
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10-12-2004 #6
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Very nice.. why have just one SC when two look so damn good ;)
Congrats.. that a big step in the process!!"A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
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10-13-2004 #7
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Funny looking SC's
Originally Posted by Steve1969LS1
10-14-2004 #8
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motor
Scott, very clean and crisp. Should be fast and fun.
10-14-2004 #9
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what type of brackets do you have for the alt and power steering pump. thanks
10-14-2004 #10
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how about a flybi captain?
10-15-2004 #11
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Kman, the brackets and pulleys are March.
Here you go, Adam...
10-15-2004 #12
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How do you like the legacy’s Scott? I didn't know you had them. I rely like mine very supportive I fell like I am on a roller coaster when I sit in them.
Brian
10-24-2004 #13
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they are turbo's..... just to let you know.. Originally Posted by Steve1969LS1
i love it.... can you say phr cover car?
10-25-2004 #14
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Scott, amazing... :icon996:
11-05-2004 #15
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OMFG that car is so unbelievably AWESOME!!1!!e Holy **** man, everything about this car makes me want to nut! I solute you and your car
11-05-2004 #16
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Uh...
that was just a little more information than I needed while eating my lunch-but hey, we are somewhat of a close-nit little family here so I guess all's good....I just hope you weren't in the buff when you seen Scott's car! Scott, your car is really looking good, though. 
Not enough to nut, but I like it nevertheless! 
-Jabin
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