Burning rubber or gun powder, either one is fine with me.

re: my Y-Blocks: Like most business owners, mine come last. Simply put they're in a state of disrepair. I got back into Y-Blocks in 1994 when I bought a 1954 F-100, like I had when I was 19.

It still looks like the day I brought it home. Uhg-lee.

If you watched any of the Bullrun series on Speed Channel you might have seen the green Team Dart Mopar. Paul and son Tony are good friends and we built the 414cu in small block mopar for the car in trade for a paint job on my truck. If I can just find time to get the truck to him.

Thanks for the welcome..

http://ford-y-block.com 

20 miles east of San Diego, 20 miles north of Mexico

Welcome John, from the "Great White North"!!!

I love the smell of burning rubber in the morning!

Mr Y-Guy Hisself(that's what "honest charlie" would say...)

             Welcome!  Please give some thought to coming to Columbus

             this year. Frank, hopefully has his U-joint fixed, Vic has  some

             new head gaskets, and if you "cheer" them on, you could take

             "orders" after each round. Everyone would want to show YOU

             how good "your" parts work, me included.

                   Jokes aside, give it some thought, everyone would enjoy

            seeing you.                Thanks, Bill

Bill

Pelham,Al

Welcome John



Ernie Phillips

Hey John thanks for the help on the pulley.  I really appreciate it

 

Shawniverse;  Ogden Utah

Hi John,



Welcome, And thanks for the effort in getting my hot rod in a box kit down to New Zealand,

I often wondered what a Y Guru like yourself has for a project or driver??? What are your Y blocks in???

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Y Blocks, The New Flathead!

John I am so glad you got on the site. Next trip down to San Diego I'll have to look you up. Been down there a LOT just never take the time to go "east" of San Diego a bit!

Michael

Sandy Valley, NV

+1 /Duck

BOO- YA!!!

Welcome, John Mummert.  I have referenced your web site for the vast knowledge you impart, for the benefit of all Y-Block restorers.

Periodically, I find myself re-visiting your site 'just to make sure' before I buy used parts or retrofit OEM.  Great site, John.  Thanks again for sharing your vast experiences, references, and Y-Block resources.

  - Dave Dare

Royal Oak, Michigan (Four miles north of Detroit, and 12 miles NORTH of Windsor, Canada).  That's right, we're north of Canada.

Ford 292 Y-Block major overhaul by simplyconnected

Thanks again to all of you for the warm welcome. Charley, are you headed to Bonneville this year? If so, good luck.

http://ford-y-block.com 

20 miles east of San Diego, 20 miles north of Mexico