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Re: A '54 named Busty
no distributor is a clear sign this must be the LR4 4.8L with the 4L60e automagic gearmission - note the beltless power steering setup (truly ahead of it's time)
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Re: A '54 named Busty
the original leaf spring front end in the bed is a clear sign somebody grafted a second gen camaro front end, hence the five lug conversion with a matching 10 bolt pumpkin in the rear, probly a one wheel peel though?
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Re: A '54 named Busty
Nice start, what with all those upgrades already. I'm in for the build.
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Re: A '54 named Busty
oh most def, I was joking and being sarcastic that that POS engine already is an LS cause it had no dizzy so that makes it automatically an LS, ��
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