Changing it up some

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  1. greasemonkey

    greasemonkey Burnin corn

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    Well i decided to start going away from the monochrome look and i started with the rear panel. I also been tinkering with the carb. I think it will really like the corn juice once it hits the track. Here's a little video i took yesterday.

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  2. Joe Dirt

    Joe Dirt BBF life

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    as always NICE!
     
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    very nice....sounds good!
     
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  4. greasemonkey

    greasemonkey Burnin corn

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    Thank man, i just hope it runs as good as it sounds.
     
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    Sounds very mean, like that yellow great looking car.
     
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    Pics. and sound ...he's too good, makes me wish I had the V-8 done for mine .....that will teach me to buy a new truck instead of finnishing my project!!! lol. oh well ejoy it with the six till the end of summer, have most the parts now will have it all by then. sounds great!! like the E85, hope to hear what it runs at the track!
     
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    Jamie Miles the road warrior

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    Sounds awesome!!!
     
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    Sounds really good! Are you going to Joplin?
     
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    Thanks for all the complements guy's. I hope (with fingers crossed) to make it to joplin.
     
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    great sounding mav. good job!
     
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    that sounds and looks great. whats your set up?
     
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    M.A.V. Yep,my real initials.

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    Sounds Serious!
     
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    Its a 347 11.0-1 comp with a 600 hyd. roller cam, victor intake and hooker headers,750 carb. Thanks for the compliments.
     
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    Actually, i wish it ran as good as it sounds.
     
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    I'd love to build a 347.
     
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