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#838293 03/24/2012 8:25 PM
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A while back I saw a diagram for a stand for transporting or storing a 216 motor and now I can't find it. It was made from several 4X4's. Was it on here that I saw it?? I tried several searches but could not find it. Thanks, Martin


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its in the tech tips area i think. just two 4x4 front and rear and a couple of 2x4 down the sides of the oil pan. screwed together and 4 casters at the corners


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Never mind. I found it in the Tech section. It' called a engine dolly. Thanks! Martin


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