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Old 07-26-2004, 12:57 AM   #1
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Default W00T!!! I won my dream block on ebay!

I won a 1971 351W block tonight!!! Man, I'm fired up about this now; my Mustang will have a REAL powerplant finally. However, I have to drive from Michigan to western Pennsylvania to get it. Ah, who cares? I'd go to Mars to get this block! /me excited

I think for the majority of the crowd here, I don't even have to explain the advantages of these 68-74 blocks.

Okay, just had to blow that off. Now back to bed! I'm prolly gonna have street racing dreams tonight!
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