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From: hkr4627@acf4.UUCP (Hedley K. J. Rainnie)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: open-chambered motors?
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Date: Wed, 27-Mar-85 00:46:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 27 00:46:00 1985
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(Concerning the previous message)

Right, and how many street Hemis were there?  500?  And how many Boss 429s?
10?  The Chevy Big block is the only truly streetable of these motors and the
only one you can really buy and run.  And of course, only Chevy has the 
Corvette to stuff their motors in.

You want to talk low-volume motors, I could go on about the Chevy 510
Aluminum Can Am block and so on.

Speed Racer

p.s. Which is not to say that the SOHC Ford 427 and other exotics are not
fun, but let's be realistic.