Subject	If you are modding the car to drive it,
Posted by	Barry'z (NJ) on September 08, 2005 at 11:34 AM
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In Reply To	engine "swap" question... posted by sawbonez (rebuild in progress) on September 07, 2005 at 08:23 PM
Message	than no. If you were trying to achieve a classic restored to factory original spec, for highest value at a classic collector auction than the matching numbers may matter. What are your goals?
Follow Ups	engine "swap" question... - sawbonez (rebuild in progress) 20:23:20 09/07/05 for the reason mentioned, no. (n/m) - Spee 20:33:06 09/07/05 Do you have local laws against mismatched stuff? - BOOZTD 3 21:04:09 09/07/05 SGP is doing the rebuild, they have a rebuilt motor>>> - sawbonez (rebuild in progress) 21:10:34 09/07/05 All you're really looking at is saving some time then... - BOOZTD 3 21:37:52 09/07/05 yep, just saving time, price is the $ame (n/m) - sawbonez (rebuild in progress) 21:45:25 09/07/05 It was important to me for the same engine to go back in... - Joe(NoVA) 22:17:12 09/07/05 If you are modding the car to drive it, - Barry'z (NJ) 11:34:07 09/08/05
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