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Zee09
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They used to be great.
My last one didn't last 3 years.
I think that party is over with..
I have been getting good results with WM batteries. A few years ago I bought a $59.00 one for my daughters Rogue. It is still going strong.
Zee09
$200 Site Donor 2023
Yeah, I haven't been able to sleep thinking about your daughters White Rogue. Maybe she can take me for a ride some day...one way no doubt
At the Chevy dealer today.
How much canookian $ did that set you back?
Just browsing. 
$97 K.
$97 K.I don't like the color
Winco 5/8/2023 - 5 dozen, 1.5 dozen and 1 dozen. Not so crazy anymore.
Huh, I suppose you're one of those guys who eats expensive yellow-brown mustard with dots instead of real mustard!
Why, it's the original 230 c.i. inline-6 with a column-mounted 3-speed manual, of course.
I can't stomach mustard anymore. Maybe that's why I don't like it.Huh, I suppose you're one of those guys who eats expensive yellow-brown mustard with dots instead of real mustard!
Shel_B
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Because you asked, and because I had no idea of how the Chevy was set up, I called my friends and caught them before they and the Chevy left the campground. But first, the standard 6-cyl engine for that era was 235ci.Why, it's the original 230 c.i. inline-6 with a column-mounted 3-speed manual, of course.
The engine is a stock and blueprinted 409 from the 1962-63 era. It is the base model 409, with about 360hp and a single 4bbl carb. The transmission is a modified-for-towing Turbo Hydromatic. The owner says it was "beefed up" but provided no details. The wagon has a positraction 3.73 rear end and sports bigger and stronger than stock tires on a 15-inch wheel. Stock wheels on the '57 Chev were 14-inch.
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