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#131033 10/27/2003 4:20 PM
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To see a stovebolt that really hauls the mail, visit:
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#131034 10/27/2003 8:10 PM
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nice. that has a stovebolt in it?

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I suspect it has something much larger under the hood for added horses. I don't have much info on the rig, but thought the picutre captured how some use our beloved trucks to rip through the quarter mile.

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#131037 10/27/2003 11:06 PM
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That truck is awesome! grin

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Hedge found a straight 6 with nitrous. I can smell the burning rubber. Cool!

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That is really cool!!! And i thought going fast with a six cyl was supposed to be for turbo regals, syclones, and typhoons.


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And BMW's.

I'd like to see someone swap a 333 HP BMW M3 engine into a vintage car. They are slant sixes. Expensive, though.


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#131041 11/13/2003 1:58 AM
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Originally posted by 4ontheFloor:
And BMW's.

I'd like to see someone swap a 333 HP BMW M3 engine into a vintage car. They are slant sixes. Expensive, though.
Nah..you gotta stay american. How about a '51 GMC with AWD and a turbo 4.3 out of a Sy/Ty(keep the GMC theme). That wout be really cool. Kinda like the awd coupe that Summit built a few years back.


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1960 Chevy Bel Air
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