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    Smile Big Motor Mustang

    Check this out guys.........

    That AIN'T a small Mustang .......

    http://positiveapeindex.blogspot.com...nd-clever.html

    Also lots of great links to the Grand National Roadster Show a couple of weeks ago...

    Cheers,
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    Wow......that's a modern engine for the 40's........pretty sweet Chuck.
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    I guess that gives new meaning to the term BIG BLOCK.
    Phil

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