If you have a studio, use it (1971 Ranchero)

I never said my conversion van was a Ranchero. I am reasonably sure it isn't actually.

I dunno about that. I had a 79 E150 conversion in high school, and I recall the fold down bed in the back was, at times, not at all boring...

 

He's been saying it ever since he got it back in his grimy little hands.

 

Of course. And I am soiling there too. But I also belong here.

 

It isn't. And no you didn't.

Why not? I need to build a garage to store it, correctly, but also have a kid that just started college. Can't have both, and one is a lot more important to me.

 

Nah! My 289 can take 'em! After all, they got 1,000+ pounds on me!

Joseph

 

True. I can't turn the RPM's you can. You know who can't turn the RPM's I can? Hint: Bubba.

 

But you just have a dinky old school carb, Bubba is a fuelie!

 

800 cfm is pretty small. Not the huge 60mm throttle body you have.

 

That's where this has gone? Ok. I have dark blue plug wires, pinky.

 

Anyway, ….
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#awesomeupskirt!

 

Finally found a use for the GoPro I got for Christmas 3 years ago.

 

Hey Sean, PM.

 

Anyway, back to the studio..........

 

Looks good! How much were those Wilwood caliper covers at AutoZone? I guess you got a gift card or something.

 

Hahahaha. That Wilwood kit wasn't much more than a set of used front spindles, discs, calipers from a yard. Especially with shipping that heavy crap. And they are much better.