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    1966 Alpine driver, 1966 Alpine on Rotisserie, and overdrive transmission

    sent you a pm
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    1966 Alpine driver, 1966 Alpine on Rotisserie, and overdrive transmission

    is this still available?
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    67 Alpine

    Hey guys I have a red 67 alpine that has to go ( I have been told ) it is a complete car with absolutely no rust, I started to dismantle her but have run out of time, the engine is seized and requires a new head but everything else is there. She is a true barn find. This is a great project...
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    1725 Series 5 Engine

    Hi Guys, I need an 1725 engine for a series 5 which I am restoring - it came with a 1600 and being a bit of a stickler I want the right unit. A running unit would be better but I will consider a good rebuildable unit. Regards Tony
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    Chevy 4 Cyl Con Rods

    Is this what I should be looking for? Sorry for the initial confusion chaps but my knowledge of your engines is a little vague, and I am sure I read that the rods used were from the 4Cyl (issue 7). Anyways.......... is this what I should be looking for...
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    Chevy 4 Cyl Con Rods

    Hi Ladies and Gents, Does anybody know which Connecting Rods to use in the 1725 from the Chevy 4 cyl? Thanks T
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    And So It Begins.............

    Firstly, I am new to the forum and I would like first to thank all of you guys and gals for the great information you provide here, I am looking forwards to getting to know you all a little better over the next few months and years. As an Englishman living In Kentucky I could not resist when...
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