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03-04-2008, 07:15 PM
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Re: Possible 70 LT1 Crate motor find ?
Jeff,
 Try using the (i think it's called) the macro setting on your camera, it usually is represented by a symbole of a flower on your camera control. It should allow you to get all the goodies up close!! 
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Carl 
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03-04-2008, 08:47 PM
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Re: Possible 70 LT1 Crate motor find ?
Sorry but I am real confused with this post.
 Are you guys saying that Gm supplied this engine in the crate as shown or it was a new short or long block that came in the crate, then the accessories where added and it was returned to the crate unused??I was a GM Mechanic in the 70's and know how these came from GM in fact actually installed two of these exact motors in customers cars after I dressed it with the missing components from their blown engines.
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03-04-2008, 09:29 PM
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Re: Possible 70 LT1 Crate motor find ?
This motor came just as you see it in the crate & just as the crate gives the part # 3965748 & then say's Engine Assembly.When the motor was taken out of the crate the whole bottom support system & mounting area built into the crate is the perfect cut-out for the motor w/ bellhousing.I bought this from a gentleman who worked for G.M & has had this for 35 years.
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