Mick Jagger wrote:Awesome car
Retro FB Special
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parisian62
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Great pic. Looking forward to June for my annual cruise with you Thommo... 
Feelin free in a '61 FB.
Member of FB-EK Holden Car Club Of NSW Inc.
Check out the Rebuild of Old Timer
Member of FB-EK Holden Car Club Of NSW Inc.
Check out the Rebuild of Old Timer
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streetneat
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That's the best looking set of reasonably priced ( sounds a bit Clarkson I know..) rubber set up Ive seen on an old Holden for ages. Not too big at all in my view - makes the car sit just right - good stuff!Thommo wrote:They are a 70 series 14" Mickey Thompson.Cal wrote:Jeezus, how tall are those rear tyres![]()
& yes they are big, too big for some![]()
Cheers streetneat-Andrew
Re: Retro FB Special
Thanks Andrew 
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How about a Youtube clip of this baby running ??
Thommo wrote:Thank you everyone for your fantastic comments.
To answer your questions,
Pasisian62 - specs
Short motor
Stock block, crank, rods & pistons
35-75 cam with steel timing gear
lightened flywheel
recurved dizzy
raised oil pressure (the ol' washers behiend the spring trick)
fully balanced, clutch and all
Head & manifold
Shaved enough to raise compression to 8.6/1
179 intake valves in relieved chambers
hardened valve seats
runs premium unleaded fuel
ported intake & exhaust
Matching ported speco manifold with oversized mating rings
10mm alloy plate, Tig welded to manifold to head face to
clear 4 into 2 into 1 Extractors
Carbs
Triple 1-1/32 strombergs
fitted with venturi restrictors
Re: Retro FB Special
Yeah seen those, is that the same motor/Car ?
Re: Retro FB Special
Yes, it is.fjuteman wrote:Yeah seen those, is that the same motor/Car ?

