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10-12-2004 07:29 AM #1
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Yo.
Hey. I'm a college student with a good size collection: a 46 Chevy Truck (Rusty), a 1980 Fullsize Bronco (Dammit) and my 73 Cougar XR7 (Cleo). I'm currently rebuilding the 351C in the cougar to 357 cid and have a 390 for the bronco after I get the cougar done.
Oh, and y'all can call me Critter
~CritterNever do the Usual.
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10-12-2004 07:31 AM #2
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HO HO/welcome and sounds as tho ya have enuf to keep ya busy
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10-12-2004 11:53 AM #3
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Welcome!
Somehow in my dislexic brain I thought your Screen name said RX7 and I'm thinking "this guy is on the wrong board." Realized my mistake just in time! Those Cougars are slick cars, glad someone is preserving them. Seems like you have quite a flock to keep you busy,
PatOf course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
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10-12-2004 05:06 PM #4
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Well, now that you mention it, I was looking at getting an RX8 as an economy car after Basic and AIT. These 350+ cid Fords are eating me alive in mileage. And I can't bring myself to own a 4-cyl. So a 1.3L rotary engine putting out 248 HP seems like a fine econobox for me.Originally posted by Stu Cool
Welcome!
Somehow in my dislexic brain I thought your Screen name said RX7 and I'm thinking "this guy is on the wrong board." Realized my mistake just in time! Those Cougars are slick cars, glad someone is preserving them. Seems like you have quite a flock to keep you busy,
Pat
But that don't mean any of the classics go.
~CritterNever do the Usual.
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10-12-2004 05:17 PM #5
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Your not alone. I thought the same, before I clicked on the thread.Originally posted by Stu Cool
Welcome!
Somehow in my dislexic brain I thought your Screen name said RX7 and I'm thinking "this guy is on the wrong board." Realized my mistake just in time! Those Cougars are slick cars, glad someone is preserving them. Seems like you have quite a flock to keep you busy,
Pat
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