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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Spokane
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![]() hello all,
My dad gave me his 68 coupe and i have started to yank all the parts out and i am down to pulling out the engine. However, i am very new at all this and i would like to know what i should say to a machine shop or whoever i take it to to have the rebuild so i wont sound like a dumb girl. lol. I want the 289 to be all original as my father bought it. any replies would be appreciated. Oh yeah, and what is the easiest way to strip or clean the engine bay compartment? sandblasting, wirebrush, etc?? thanks!!! ![]() |
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