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Here is the VIDEO of my freshly resealed 230ci. It has 4K miles since the rebuild and will go in my 1965 C10. Oil pressure is great.

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Nice job Jay. I'd expect no less from you.
....I've been having some health issue's but plan to try make the show at Canton Ga. Think you can make it??



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Show at Canton, GA? Don't know anything about it. I'll have to get some info and maybe I'll go. I'm praying for the health issues to get better. I might get this engine into the truck soon. Then I can drive anywhere I want.

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Nice. What is the make and color of the engine paint.
I want mine to run... and not be Ford blue....
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The paint I used is from Eastwood Company and is Chevy Blue. It may look Ford Blue in the pics but I am not gonna argue about the shade of blue. I trusted the vendor and if it ain't the right shade of blue for the 1964-65 Chevy 230 then I'll just go sit in the corner somewhere. Besides, I used the first half of the can to paint my other Chevy engine and so this was the other half and thus free. I hope others on here like the color. The old timers who bought these trucks new will maybe chime in and tell us if the color is right or wrong.

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Oh no, don't misunderstand, mine IS Ford blue, the cans were in the bed when I bought the truck. Yours is white in comparison.

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