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16 meter long "hummer". They point out where to drive it from, so I guess it will move!!
https://gab.com/badluck_jones/posts/110910675617185825/media/1?timeline=video-clips
https://gab.com/badluck_jones/posts/110910675617185825/media/1?timeline=video-clips
'61
'65?
Somewhere in europe, Belgium i think
71 Duster, restored by an acquaintance of mine.
Nice! 
And fast too!Nice!
Saw this today at the festival. It had some issues but was still a nice ride. The kind that'd be fun to drive every weekend, not have to worry about a car show.
Funny, the alternator on this motor looks like an eyesore. But the one above doesn't look crappy.
Is the second car a Ford also?
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Yes, could be the same year model. I don't know which year?
But the 1st one is a ford engine, the last has a chevy engine.
But the 1st one is a ford engine, the last has a chevy engine.
No, the top one is a Caddy engine. I know it, but can't fetch the name from my brain
.The second one is an early 80's (90's?) SBC.
I bet both of of those Fords think they have been 'demon-possessed'.
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Ha! no experience with caddy engines. Only driven one when my company car crapped out in LA. Company sent me to a car rental. The only car they had was a brand new caddy, had about 7 miles on it. I kept it a month and put 5k on it, nice ride. 
That would have been 1990/1.
That would have been 1990/1.
The angle on the Caddy distributor in the front is iconic. A '78 425 caddy:No, the top one is a Caddy engine. I know it, but can't fetch the name from my brain
The second one is an early 80's (90's?) SBC.
I bet both of of those Fords think they have been 'demon-possessed'.
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And for the love! They need to take that POS Carter carb off of the SBC in #2!
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(Sorry, us old engine-geeks die hard)
(Sorry, us old engine-geeks die hard
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That carb in the hotrod picture is probably a modern Edelbrock (that is a copy of an AVS with some modern upgrades).And for the love! They need to take that POS Carter carb off of the SBC in #2!
(Sorry, us old engine-geeks die hard
https://www.edelbrock.com/shop/carburetors/avs2-series.html?product_list_limit=30
I have those on some of my MOPARs and they work fine.
