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Re: ot 383 stroker what to do
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Posted by davpal on March 15, 2007 at 18:02:56 from (216.93.88.144):
In Reply to: ot 383 stroker what to do posted by chris sweetland on March 15, 2007 at 15:42:13:
Back when I was 17 years old I probably would have put the motor and trans in some big truck with too big of tires and too small of a radiator and too low of gas mileage and not that much reliability. After spending about $10,000 dollars and 10,000 hours working on it and having my parents tell me I told you so, I would put the whole contraption in the auto swapper for about $1500 or best offer. Now at the age of 42 I would just put the engine and trans in the auto swapper just like it is for $1500 or best offer and save myself about $8500 dollars and 10,000 hours of my time!
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