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By the way, Jim, that's the feedback I was looking for in the original post.
Anyone out there brave the ridicule of Cobra purists and put a small block in your Kirkham or Shelby 427 S/C? I can't imagine that nobody has done this yet... -dbk |
Small block in a coil spring chassis..
...is the AC 289, what they built when Shelby stopped buying MK II chassis. They continued to make it as the AC MK IV and other versions. A very nice package and a well built small block can make a loota power for less than the cost of an "FE".
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