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Any small Chevy block will do fine, I would stay with the automatic though. Get a turbo 350, put a shift kit in it, and you will be barking the tires between first and second. If swapping to manual, I would use a muncie, To swap trannies will require more work, such as the clutch, bell housing, flywheel, pedals. If you dont buy the car, let me know I am interested.

This is the inline 6 cylinder.

Looks nice. You are a little further ahead of me. I still need to hang my rear quarters. I just finished re-doing the windsheild frame on the vette. This took longer than what I expected. Since the vette is back to together, now is it Z28 time. HINT, You can get the historical license plate for your car. This will save a lot of$$ on plates and insurance.

I would buy a Featherlite 3110. That is what I have. I am not bias, but it is the 'best' open car hauler you can buy. It will never rust. Sure it costs more than $1500s but it is a light weight trailer. It weights under 2000 lbs. It can be pulled by a V6 S-10 truck. What ever you get, you got to have electric brakes on the trailer. I think there was a used Featherlite 3100 in the Columbus Dispatch last week for ~$3500.

*************************************** *************************************** To ALL be careful and smart as you ride *************************************** My family and I am going through some tough times. The motorcyclist that died was my wife's cousin Trent. It is such a shame to make some bad decisions and put others into such pain. Trent was one of a nice and hard working guy, but made a mistake that that no-one can take back. FYI, Trent was 31 years old and been riding bikes for over 10 years and is from Westerville. Trent graduated from Westerville South in '93. **************************************** Be careful and smart **************************************** -Rick

Nice.

I can’t picture how anyone can go that fast on a bike. I have been up to 135 on my Interceptor years ago and will not do that ever again. I was young and naive (26). I was tucked down in fairing, but still felt like I was going to be pulled off the bike from the wind. Be careful and don’t do anything any stupid, you will not get a second chance. Later, Rick

I live between Westerville and New Albany, Galena area(Delaware county). It is a nice area.

I bought my brake lines for the Z-28 from them and their lines are top notch and they are located here in Central Ohio(Sunbury). The owner is a nice guy and I would buy from him again. They do brake and fuel lines.

Anyone going? I will be there on Saturday with some buds. graemlins/bubbrubb.gif

I have been distracted, but I am getting back into it. I just got the other car(father inlaw's 87 vette) I have been storing in the barn out and now I have some room for the Z-28. I should have the Z28 out in the next few weeks. It is not much to look at, but what the hell it is a Z28. I still need to hang the rear quarters. I am go to Springfield this weekend to sell some other cars and hopefully a 2 post lift. How is your coming? -Rick

Mine is bone stock, except for...

No, Just wanted to check the windshield frame for rust. The only way to do this is to remove the windshield. This is usually a bad area for rust on vettes. I was lucky and didnt have too much to fix. I should have the car back on the road within the next couple of weeks. -Rick

Pictures, I am interested, pm sent.

Pictures, I am interested, pm sent.

Those Superbirds/Daytona rule. To me those are some of the most incredible pimp'd factory stock cars built. I know a fellow on the west side out of Columbus that owns two of them. The nice one cost him over 100K fifteen years ago.

I had to take my vette over to my father's the other day, so here is a picture of it on the car trailer. I pulled the windshield out to repaint the inter frame. http://img55.photobucket.com/albums/v167/RAS69/P5130001.jpg

Depending what you need advise on, my wife is an attorney. Her primary focus is probate and real estate. -Rick [ 02. May 2004, 03:45 PM: Message edited by: Just a Cruiser ]

Things, dont change? Here we are later in life, still borrowing mom's car. smile.gif Sounds good, see you soon. -Rick

Looks nice.

I have seen it too going home from work. I dont understand why some people do that? I rather bolt on a new exhaust or do something to improve performance, not to decrease performance. Different strokes for different folks.

Please send pictures on the 1977 Datsun 280Z and TA. Thanks,

Please send pictures on the 1977 Datsun 280Z and TA. Thanks,

Email sent to Gilbot and Ridenrid27.

The weather is warming up so I TTT'ing this thread. I have sold four lifts and I still have four more available if anyone is interested please send an email. The units I have available are Benwil TP-7 2 post lifts. These units runs on single phase electric. Specifications: -7000 lb capacity -2 post columns, each column is 9 feet. The side with the motor is 9 foot 8 inches. -area between posts is 10 feet. Overall width is 12 foot. - there is a plate that you drive over that contains the cables. PRICE for unit = $1500 Presently, the lifts are set up and ready for use. If interested please give me a call and I can fill in more detals. Thanks, Rick Anthony, You or one of your mods, can move this to the For Sale section. Thanks, [ 26. March 2004, 09:44 PM: Message edited by: Just a Cruiser ]