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engine oil cunsumption... 140-160 1974

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posted by  sdewolfe on  Fri Apr 4 19:35 CST 2008
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Excellent!

Thanks for posting the outcome. So many times I wonder, "Whatever happened to..."

I am glad you can get a few thousand more miles from your engine. If you are the planning type, get yourself another long block and build it up, pickle it, and when your engine finally is worn beyond service limit; one weekend of work and you are back on the road. Then you can rebuild and pickle the original engine etc...

It seems to me I suggested that same action to someone recently. I must be repeating myself myself.


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