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Hitting on all eight cylinders

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I just joined about 2 minutes ago, and I can't wait to see what has changed in the y block world. I last used a y block in 1970 in a 57 ranchero. I have owned 10 of these cars, but most were used as parts. I've been in and out of the hobby, and retired almost 3 years ago. I now have enough time to put into my latest purchase. 4 of the 57 rancheros. 2 are for sure parts cars, and 2 are well suited for rebuilding. One was from behind a barn, and had set there since 1964. There is a lot of rust in the bottom 4 inches, as there was a few floods that reached into the car and stuffed the frame with red sand. This one is so original I want to return it to it's factory produced product. The battery that was in it was an allstate, as was the rubber mat. Allstate, not Diehard. Everything else was totally original, and missing only the hubcaps, and the air cleaner. The tires are a set of BFG Silverton, that are at least 50 years old and hold air very well..... The other Ranchero is in better shape and I will power it up with my favorite small block ford.It will not be original in many ways at all, but will be a blast to drive. I know, because I have owned a few 57 fords in my life....Jack 



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