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Well, I know it's been done a few times, but I can only find pictures of a couple - one here, and one over on moparts. Does anyone have any other pictures of how you did your crossmember and interior? I'll post up my install pics once I finally get started, I'm doing frame work and some other...

Edelbrock LD4B intake here. The good - As far as I can tell, the ports and plenum are uncut, and the crossover hasn't been messed with. The bad - Two of the carb mounting holes are stripped (have been since I got the running engine it was on), and should probably be helicoiled. Looking...

What would be a "normal" reading for an unfired, stock-ish 360? I've got some numbers here that worry me just a bit.

Complete engines, blocks, cars, anything, what's your story? Moved a couple of small block blocks, heads, etc. today... Through sand... On an appliance dolly. Alone, because my partner was 1: Afraid to get her hands beat up, and 2: Probably couldn't carry a cast iron head to save her life!

So, I have here, a stock bottom end '85 360. I have a set of '71 360 J heads, milled to a visible, but unknown extent, or the '85 smog heads that came with the 360. Also, I have an LD4B intake with Eddy 600, or the '85 360 intake with the original Qjet. The rest of the engine will be...

Ok, this started after I filled up at a little country store in the middle of nowhere, back in mid January. A week later, I started ripping apart the motor, and everything looked just fine. Upgraded the ignition box, did some other stuff, started her up today, and it still falls flat...

Looking for a complete 73-76 A-Body 8 1/4 rear, drum to drum(Or disc to disc, either way), to replace the scrawny 7 1/4 that was behind the original /6. I'd prefer a 3.73 gear, but I'd consider going higher. I don't want to go smaller than 3.55, as I'd rather not have to rip everything apart...

I suppose I'll make this my "Hi, I'm new" thread, too... Well, I'm Alex, I'm 22, and this will be my first real restoration-esque project. I don't dare call it a restoration, because that would imply a return to original condition. I'm not sure I could bear that! So, not too long ago, I got...