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Missing the F-Body
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Note, to the moron who wrote the article: There's no such thing as a Pontiac "big block".
Chevrolet had a big block engine, the 396/402 and a small block engine, the 327/350. Pontiac had only one size block, the 389/421/400/428/455. GW
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I won't miss them....they weren't particularly fun to work on.
Ian
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If we're getting picky, there was also the 260! Hard to believe, but a smaller and weaker 301! Or was it a 265? Oh well, it was a real piece of crap, and after thinking it over, maybe wasn't worth mentioning in the first place...
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Well, now it was a 265, but the 265 and 301 weren't out of the same block dimensions, and have no business in this thread. This thread that states Pontiac only made one block. Hey, wait a minute......
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265/301 are short deck blocks. Still doesn't make a "small block/big block Pontiac" like all the Chebbie morons are always asking.
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.....and they sure weren't GTO era, as was the point of the high school creative writing....I mean "article", href'd in the OP.
GW
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If you forgot what you'er missing, catch the AMC channel. They had Smoky & the Bandit I and II on Christmas Eve. Not once, but back to back reruns. Nice to recall what a Qutrojet sounded like. It made me gad to have a 95 red TA parked in the garage waiting to go to Grandmam's house!