Originally Posted by Lightholder's Dad
I had kind of forgotten about that episode but it exemplifies what is so special about this group. The get together that prompted this post is the same thing. Three guys linked by this community and able to share in this hobby.
Kent
Wish we could have visited longer. Wife and I have lived in AZ for 7 1/2 years and had the privilege of meeting 4 other forum members in that time span. Every one has been super helpful and friendly, salt of the earth types.

Kent I should have asked you to fire up your 216. To me there's something extra special about them. Underpowered and slow by today's standards but what a history lesson they can tell. Marty you've done a monster amount of work in a short time disassembling that COE. Will keep an eye on your photo page for progress, but make sure to post some here on Stovebolt too. Another vote for seacrest green, it looks even better in person than in pics!
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Matthew 6:33

1952 Chevy 1/2-ton 3100
Late '55 235/SM420/torque tube 3.55
Dalton Highway survivor (using original 216)
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