<VV> A v8 even 4dr lovers will like!

[Lonny Clark]

So, according to the ad the engine is:
a: Wheeler Motor Sport 283
b: 410 horsepower 383 dynode (sic)
c: a 350 bored .030 over



And is that a fuel line resting on one of the half-shafts? Previous owner
only had it out a couple of times, 3rd time out is a fire that burns it to
the ground! Seriously, it doesn't look all that bad if you could get it for
cheap, but is definitely not "almost finished - just pick your paint color".

I really love how he decided to let the air out of the front. Cut holes in
the top of the fenders -brilliant. Those will work really well with Oregon
weather. Too bad there wasn't a big grill in front of the windshield that
you could use...

Lonny

On 11/2/07, Ron <ronh at owt.com> wrote:
>
> So why would he go to all that work and expense and then dump it as soon
> as
> it got rolling?  Something must not be working right, I wouldn't touch it.
>
> RonH
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