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David Lee
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1964 Porsche 356C with twin Webers. Originally Solex.
This would be nice to see a pic of. This is a 4 cylinder car correct?
 
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furlough
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furlough, that has got to be the nicest 442 I've ever seen. My Grand Father owned a 1970 Cutlass in a similar gold color. That Olds had the Rocket 350 and he rolled along pretty fast for a old timer.


Thanks! I love taking it out - it brings smiles to everyone’s faces.



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jrlmnop
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Blazer is a straight 6 cyl 250
Pontiac is a 389 4speed
While your Pontiac is a beautiful car, that Blazer is just a heart throb. The 6 cylinder should live forever. I am not perfect at this but I think that is 1970? I came close to owning a later year K5 which was government surplus in wood land camo.

Close. It's a 69. I enjoy driving it more than the Pontiac. My first car was a 68 chevy truck but I always wanted a Blazer.


 
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Last was with a Holly 780 Double Pumper that gave single digit gas mileage!


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750 Holley Double Pumper on 383 powered Roadrunner. 10.25:1 compression, hi-lift cam and 3k stall converter. Though I am considering the Holley Sniper EFI conversion.
I remember your Road Runner. I had one Chrysler with the 383 and, was privaliged to drive a friends Super Bee with the 383 and 4 speed. Funny, as I looked it up this morning, my aforementioned ThermoQuad, which I screwed thoroughly, was rated at 850 cfm. The replacement price back around 1983 was over $400.00. The Holley and adaptor plate didn't cost anywhere near that.


Thanks David. Yea, the old girl is still around. It gets maybe 1/10 of my attention since I added a 6 speed Challenger Hellcat a few yrs. back.


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David Lee
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And it sports a super nice white interior. Beautiful car right there. All the new Challengers are awsome.
 
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