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Old 07-06-2014, 11:50 PM
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Good looking engine definitely worth a case or beer! I see it's a wide base block.
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Nice score Todd!

If your like me, then you would have kicked back a couple with the guy and asked what else he had laying around that he didn't want anymore!
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Nice score Todd!

If your like me, then you would have kicked back a couple with the guy and asked what else he had laying around that he didn't want anymore!
Back in the day, I wouldn't have left till it was gone. Then would have forgotten the engine and would have had to go back the following weekend to retrieve it
Haven't touched the stuff in over 25 years. Slacker I guess
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Back in the day, I wouldn't have left till it was gone. Then would have forgotten the engine and would have had to go back the following weekend to retrieve it
Haven't touched the stuff in over 25 years. Slacker I guess
Well I raise my glass to you! (The one I'm holding. LOL) I never was a guy to drink till I was out. Or even everyday, but I do like beer. Having one now! (I smoke pretty heavy though! )

I see your a "Dew" drinker. Now, that stuff..... I drink like water!
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Nice find Todd.
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Good score on the Kohler, Todd!
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Todd:

That Kohler rolled out of the Factory for Jacobson.
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Well I raise my glass to you! (The one I'm holding. LOL) I never was a guy to drink till I was out. Or even everyday, but I do like beer. Having one now! (I smoke pretty heavy though! )

I see your a "Dew" drinker. Now, that stuff..... I drink like water!
Not to jump in on someone else's conversation, but I saw Dew and Beer in the same post. Sounds like you're blood is about the same make-up mine is; alcoholic Mt. Dew of various flavors
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Not to jump in on someone else's conversation, but I saw Dew and Beer in the same post. Sounds like you're blood is about the same make-up mine is; alcoholic Mt. Dew of various flavors

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Well I raise my glass to you! (The one I'm holding. LOL) I never was a guy to drink till I was out. Or even everyday, but I do like beer. Having one now! (I smoke pretty heavy though! )

I see your a "Dew" drinker. Now, that stuff..... I drink like water!
Yup, and I drink WAY to much of the stuff. Beer would be a lot better, (healthier) but then I wouldn't get anything done
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