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  1. 7 hours ago, dream car said:

    If you interested. found an old set of exhaust manifold in the corner of garage, came off of 69 GT-350.  Removed back around mid 70's replaced with header.  Will let go for $200 for the pair plus exact shipping cost. PM me if interested.  P.S. you might have to re-do the pipe, because this might not fit your existing setup.  

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    Dream car,

    I can't make out the part number on the driver's manifold, but the passenger side is D30E, which is for a 1973.


  2. 3 hours ago, 1969_Mach1 said:

    What kind of Mustang is it?  If that is an original 1969 351W that hasn't yet been rebuilt, I'd rebuild what is there.  The 1969 351W motors are not that easy yo find any more.  In the end, if it were mine and that's is the original 351W motor, I'd do a mild performance or relatively stock build using what is already there.  I say mild performance or stock because you can easily go down a rabbit hole with a performance build.

    It's a stock convertible with the original stock 4V motor.  Used for cruising, cruise ins and car shows.


  3. Tough day returning from a cruise in the other day.  Ran over some debris on the highway in traffic which took out half my front spoiler, the speedo no longer works (bounces), and my car started running rough and now it's difficult to keep it running.  The later may just be coincidental as I saw no damage underneath the car except the spoiler.

    Anyway, while troubleshooting the rough running engine, I pulled the spark plugs and did a compression check and discovered oil on some plugs and low compression on a couple of cylinders.

    So, what is your recommendation on tackling this ... rebuild the original 351W, or drop in crate motor?  Any idea on what a typical rebuild would cost?  Recommendations for a crate motor if I go that route?

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