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    4/28/2018 3:41 PM  #1

    almcgee
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    From: Fairview, Texas
    Registered: 6/01/2013
    Posts: 783

    Humble Servant and Many Thanks

    Not only did Prof sell me his Kim Barr Racing Engine, He also loaned me the use of his garage, his tools, his lift, and helped me remove my old engine and install the new engine.

    I am now totally indebted.  It is undecided as to what the paybacks will be since he hasn't requested anything in return.  I will figure out something.  Garage Points simp;y won't do; there aren't enough for my gratitude.

    Mustang Steve Bash in Gruene, Texas September29-30, 2023
     

     

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