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Re: Need advice about 1206???
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Posted by Larry B on December 04, 2002 at 07:04:17 from (216.240.78.30):
In Reply to: Need advice about 1206??? posted by Jeremy on December 02, 2002 at 20:02:02:
You don't need to cut any thing. All you need are the side rails from a 966 or 1066 because they are about five inches longer and the motor will bolt right in. Well let me take that back about cutting, you will need to find you another hood if possiable and find a body shop man who can extend the hood around five inches and relocate the holes. Have seen it done a lot on 806's and 856's.
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