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Willing to bet the motor was swapped out at one point. Read through this thread, interesting parts car- will be cool to see what the car originally was equipped with.

Larry & Jaime @ Aussie Machine has done many a motor for me and my buddies. Down in Burien/Top Hat area on Des Moines Memorial Drive. Besides Mopar, he did my 410 Super Marauder FE and is doing a very stout S/C 3.8 Buick for my wife's driver...they are a very good shop

I live in Redmond- have a vague idea who this might be.

Well, that makes 3 of us that worked that weekend- at the very least we have jobs...so I can't complain too much

I had to work, but had planned to go. It is a great show with all kinds of cool stuff

Cloudy/drizzly last Sunday- stopped by and it was a light turn out (main lot was full, no overflow).

Peter Brock lives over in Snohomish, a guy I know (Dale) does the bodywork and paint on his personal cars. Neat dude.

I'll most likely be in a wedgewood blue Crown Vic with very dark windows...I'll stop and say "Howdy."

The trans was from behind a 360- have learned that even the 3-speed and 4-speed bellhousings are different, too...so the hunt is on!

Helping a buddy find some OD parts for his '66 Valiant. Its a 3-on-the-tree, and he wants to make it an efficient daily driver/classic cruiser. He found a short-shaft OD gearbox, but it is missing the tabs and rods for the trans and it came from behind a 360. Need those pieces,a bellhousing, and...

I'll be popping over (probably in the AM) to check it out with my little girls- go to a few shows there every summer, live one city over in Redmond. The food is pricey and Fat Burger is just down the road in the same mall as the Issaquah Home Depot...and a Krispy Kreme is there, too!