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Looking to build a few more chevy 6's, Built quite a few back in the 70's have some hot rod parts left and joined the forum to see what is going on.

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cbmkr56 welcome to the Stovebolt. You'll fit in here just find. Lots of good folks and plenty of knowledge. Just let us know how we can help.

I see your in Kansas so be sure to put on your calender to attend the Stovebolt Reunion in Kansas City,Mo. around the first weekend in Sept.


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Welcome, we have a few hot rod builders here as well. Cool story here somewhere about a hot 302 GMC engine, built as it would have been back in the day.

The good thing about this hobby is that you can do whatever you want with your truck. As Alvin says, you'll fit right in.

Leo

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welcome from Tx


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Hello cbmkr56 welcome to the forum. So what kind of power are you getting out of your 6. Cant beat a mod 6 quick responce and good torque. Glad to have you aboard.

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Welcome,

Never hurts to another inline lover aboard.

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And I know where this engine sits Who know what this might end up in. Hear it run


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