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Dan Culkin's Prototype TIII

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Ken 07-Nov-2016 22:30
The engine pictured with the Shelby VC's is a production level engine.
There are unique characteristics that define the maturity level of these engines, their components versus their bolt on attributes - this is a production level engine, with early valve covers.
Darren 26-Dec-2005 19:30
I was just looking at these pictures and i no a guy in michigan that has 2 of these engines complete i had never seen them other than at his house what is the story with these? I assume they are rare but is there any performance differences? just wondering I currently have a 91 spirit r/t with 3700 original miles and was going to try to by the shelby motors if they are that special
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