Frontenac project
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- First Name: Ed
- Last Name: Martin
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Frontenac project
Saw this on tbay, missing rockers, but if you are handy you can make some.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Frontenac-Mode ... Swy4VfkFnv
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Frontenac-Mode ... Swy4VfkFnv
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Re: Frontenac project
If no cracks, it’s a steal!
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Re: Frontenac project
looks like one of the exhaust port bolt holes has JB weld.
Tim
Tim
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Re: Frontenac project
The ol’JB repair. A couple of guys here would love that!
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Re: Frontenac project
Sold already. My mouse was hovering over the Buy it Now button several times, but I didn't pull the trigger.
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Re: Frontenac project
With all that meat under the spark plugs, and a fairly shallow combustion chamber... could be a “S” model!
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Re: Frontenac project
Someone got a great deal! Wish it was me!
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Re: Frontenac project
Darn... someone just got the ultimate go-fast goodie for their car for a lick and a polish... I have a bare bones SR head, no valves, no top end (I need to figure out vaves and rockers for it) but looking at the intake and exhaust ports, Art Chevrolet knew what the heck he was doing to squeeze ponies out of Henry's ever-faithful mule... I haven't seen anything that well designed on anything modern I've messed with.
Congrats to the new owner of instant horsepower, hope they put it in a capable block and go out and play with it!!!!!
Congrats to the new owner of instant horsepower, hope they put it in a capable block and go out and play with it!!!!!