I will be dropping the oil pan tomorrow.has anyone out there done it without pullingThe engine?i bought the seals and a little seal puller.i spent 2 days degreasing theEngine and transmission so I'm…Continue
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i finally brought her home.so now that makes me the third owner.it was a 1500 mile trip back to ma.with no issues.rollie johnson,the previous owner called the travco "george"which i find hard to do,so thats the first upgrade i make.other than that the old girl is pretty vice free and i'm not inclined to change things just because
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That's allot of work. I own a 1968 270 & I'm doing the body work, structural and rough interior first. During the years of restoration, I often wonder how the heck am I going to get the engine and powertrain out of it. Well good luck and I hope it runs like a bat out of hell like their known for.
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