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Subject: Don't overlook the fact that we are witnessing two true masters doing battle in our very midst Author: New and improved Mr Nice Guy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:47:57 12/03/02 Tue In reply to: Send the photos to Dave 's message, "Well Chris, I'd ask for some photos of the heads but we all know what the excuses will be, but here's a tip you can buy a disposable camera at most drug stores, they even have a flash, only problem is that you have to be able to read to lean how it operate it, are you up to it Chris?" on 08:29:01 12/02/02 Mon This is exciting. You guys are truly two of the few who can appreciate fine machinery! There is no other car in the world that can even compare to a 1970's Ford police car. Oh sure you can find faster, more nimble, cars from the era, but none with the gobs of character and just plain balls out guts. Those cars were built to take cruel and unusual punishment and most went thru pure hell from day 1. Kind of sad that after surviving all the initial abuse, most of these fine machines ended up in taxi service, demo derbys, and as motor donors. Good luck and enjoy your project of bringing new life to a lost survivor! The maddness continues........ [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date It sounds more like they are Baiting each other...Get it Master ...Um nevermind... (NT) Private Parts 20:58:59 12/03/02 Tue Arguing -- Chris, 22:23:14 12/03/02 Tue Whoa, Mr. Nice Guy, you are so right on! Seeing Canuk Chris and BP battle it out over the techie info of the 429 is sure exciting. I am glad this is a re-run week for TV. Hey, wait, it must be rerun week right here too! (NT) -- Still nauseas over the new and improved. $20 says he don't last the next 24 hours., 22:35:22 12/03/02 Tue BP wrote me once -- Chris, 02:05:40 12/04/02 Wed don't forget to port and polish them while you've got those heads off. Balancing and blue printing the motor would help tremendously increase the "flow". SO , too , would a Holley 1150 cfm double pumper carburetor, as well as the 3" stainless exhaust, a hi-po Accel ignition system, flow master, etc. -- You'l l have that 4,700 lbs boat setting land speed records when you're finished with it! Just like Ford intended it to be!, 12:17:02 12/04/02 Wed P.B is Wisconsin??? -- WHO the heck is that, 14:05:34 12/04/02 Wed BP wrote us all once! -- Enforcer, 21:39:45 12/04/02 Wed You said that the 460 P.I. and the 429 CJ P.I. ('71 & '72) are comparable. I KNOW they're not even close. You're speculating that you think they are. Knowledge vs. Speculation, ....what would you rely upon?....hmmmm... -- whose all of a sudden changing the subject to a 460 4V versus a 460 P.I. 4V???, 12:08:02 12/04/02 Wed take a hike with your P71 MORON -- Go away mr wannabee, 14:02:38 12/04/02 Wed haven't ever seen or driven a 429 CJ, 71 or 72, you talk like a man with a paper ( . ) (NT) -- take a look in the mirror, ( . )....., 17:33:33 12/04/02 Wed You talk like a Man with a load in his pants! -- Enforcer, 22:08:30 12/04/02 Wed I at least know that a '71 or '72 car IS NOT a "P71".......( . ) (NT) -- Loser?, 17:54:16 12/05/02 Thu "I don't want to say anything to you anymore , because you seem to know more than I ever thought o knowing about these cars, so, all I can tell you is "go away" You're making me look bad!" You're making yourself look bad! (NT) -- "go away.......", 15:12:12 12/08/02 Sun are making YOU look bad! You don't need any help! (NT) -- YOU...., 09:16:22 12/09/02 Mon The MAIN difference between the 71 and 72 motors is the cam timing, but you've never opened a book so how could either of you know? (NT) -- Nighty Night Friends, 22:15:49 12/04/02 Wed try 11.3:1 compression vs. 9.7 comprression, 98 octane vs. 92 octane fuel, requirements, no emmisions vs. some emissions, the list goes on and on....... (NT) -- the main Difference between the '71 and '72 429 CJ P.I. was a whole lot more than just cam timing., 10:36:53 12/05/02 Thu 113-1 compresssion vs a 9.7 compression.. today the 9 compression would have better performance1 WHY DONT YOU THINK THEY DONT MAKE AN MORE THAN THAT ANYMORE! (NT) -- Chris H, 23:37:57 12/05/02 Thu "..faster, more nimble cars from the era" Police cars? (NT) like what? 11:46:30 12/04/02 Wed