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1960 pontiac star chief

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July 12, 20215 yr

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Delivered from Phoenix to Tulsa.
Just need to change the oil and put a little wax on it. Okay, maybe not.

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Ringo64

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Location: Naples, FL
Name: Jim
Gender: Male
Year: 2006
Car: G6
Trim: GT
Engine: 3.5L LX9
Style: Coupe
Color: Black

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July 12, 20215 yr

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:welcomeFP:

Looks like a little work but hope it’ll be a fun project!

July 12, 20215 yr

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Thank you.
Engine froze up right now. Been soaking for a couple of days in ATF followed by PB Blaster and lots of hoping for the best.

Can’t wait to see how this turns out. 😳

July 13, 20215 yr

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2 hours ago, SawdustBBB said:

Thank you.
Engine froze up right now. Been soaking for a couple of days in ATF followed by PB Blaster and lots of hoping for the best.

Can’t wait to see how this turns out. 😳

Don't hold your breath. This is your new obsession....forever. They are never done, always something to be done or upgraded. Looks like a great project. Keep us up with your build. We LOVE pic's and here to try and help with questions. Lots of good Pontiac fan- atics here :indian: Talk with you in the forum.

July 13, 20215 yr

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Of course searching through the forum looking for direction of long block or crate engine probably is a good indicator of the amount of hope that I really have. I’m pretty sure this took the place of the boat, golf and hanging out at the beach for a while. I really do appreciate any direction or suggestions on this journey. Knocking the dust off of the wrenches seems more satisfying than I remembered.