-=> Quoting Troy Sonksen to Landon Robinson <=-
 TS> @MSGID: 1:282/1051 58000396
 > I have seen a Chevy 307 engine that was completely drained of
 > running at a high RPM. The engine finally gave up to friction
 > and died, it
 > sat for around a week and then started right up again.
 TS> light on we decided to push it the last 2 laps. It quit halfway around
 TS> on the last lap. It wouldn't even turn over, the exhaust was glowing,
 TS> the oil was boiling in the pan (you could hear it popping), and there
 TS> was gas boiling out the carb. We figured it was a goner, but two days
 TS> later it started right up & we drove it on the trailer. Since then
 TS> we've rebuilt it, but it's still kickin... 
 
Chevy engines seem to be indestructable, a friend of mine from college has
been trying to kill his old and not quite what it used to be 350 in his Nova
but it just wont die.
The 327 that I used to have in my Impala with 188K+ miles would still roar
and fly down the street when ever I floored the gas, use too much oil for
my budget though. I sold it and the guy who bought it over bored it .060"
and it lives once again, he loves that engine.
... Catch the Blue Wave!
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