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Oil pan blockoff plate with some braded lines running from the oil pump to a oil storage tank
Just got to figure out how to make the sump collection work!
**** dude, once you have the dry sump going that bitch will run upside down. Just put the 383 upside down
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So since you're putting all your time and effort in the Pancho, and neglecting the K5 and talking about lowering it, and not fobuhfoing anymore, why don'tchoo gimme you're K5??? I'll give it a good home !!! I promise. And I got a good running fofittyfo in the 84 C20 to put in it.
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So since you're putting all your time and effort in the Pancho, and neglecting the K5 and talking about lowering it, and not fobuhfoing anymore, why don'tchoo gimme you're K5??? I'll give it a good home !!! I promise. And I got a good running fofittyfo in the 84 C20 to put in it.
Bitch I've been driving it!
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Might as well just sell it
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Nawww, you'd regret it if you did and never live it down. Big builds like that, take time, not only for the work but to acquire the parts. Don't go getting impatient now.
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I've been impatient for a while now :roflsquared:
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You won't get much for it so you might as well keep it 
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You won't get much for it so you might as well keep it
I agree, and you've come ths far with it. Consider what it was lke when you got it to where you are now with it.
If you must get rid of it, or tired of it, do you have a bro, uncle or nephew who would be interested in working on it for awhile. Just make i a joint venture project with a family member.
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