Can this crate engnine replace my 351w?
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I'm not shooting money out my *** you know
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hi. ok it is not 3650.00 us dollars to bore your block in denmark. . it is around 350.00 us dollars. . go to the local mustang club and ask who does their engines . . also ask for the name of a shop that sopecializes in old mustangs . . there is one called franks or petes garage or sommething. . tell him you are a friend of the guy in america that sold jacob the turquoise fastback and sold him the red corvette 427 convert. . tell us what they all say. . . 90.00 an hour is not bad . . it takes around 6 hours to assembkle an engine. . you can ship the eng or parts to sweden if you get them from the us then simply drive back accross the border. . but dont get caught without paper work etc. . . . . to the
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When I lived in NY we'd go into Canada to get stuff and we'd have to clear customs. So we'd clean up a junk intake and paint it real nice and as we went across we'd claim an 'intake manifold'. Then we'd go get the new intake we wanted, ditch the other and when we came back we'd show the original 'intake' claim and we'd still have an intake so we'd be let through without issue. This was quite a few years ago, not sure it would work today and I'm not repsonsible if you try :-)
#18
"price my friend.. price..
I'm not shooting money out my *** you know"
I'm not shooting money out my *** you know"
Honestly, keep chasing leads, get to know other collectors, find the local car club and keep listening.
BTW, there's an old saying that's an old saying for a reason. Speed costs money how fast do you want to go. We all have to play budget games and determine what we really need vs what we really want. I have to do it with my racing, my son's racing and my street cars.
If it's too much $$ then save up longer and drive it as is for now. Buy/sell/swap something to get more $$, is there something you can do for side work? Since I have all my own equipment I do setup work and fabrication for other racers who can't, and I use that money to supplement my racing/car budget. Is there something you can do that's similar?
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I think i will call a company that does this next week to hear what their price is.
go to the local mustang club and ask who does their engines . . also ask for the name of a shop that sopecializes in old mustangs . . there is one called franks or petes garage or sommething. . tell him you are a friend of the guy in america that sold jacob the turquoise fastback and sold him the red corvette 427 convert. . tell us what they all say. . .
Can't seem to find any garage named "petes or franks" there is Michaels garage? http://www.michaelsgarage.dk/
Sweden has the same tax rules as denmark regarding engine parts, 25% on engines/parts + 5% for zoll fee into europe.
Germany is only 19% + 5% however.. but it still makes everything too damn expensive when you consider the cost to get it here too.