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10-09-2001, 12:05 AM
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Well, I got word today that my head is done. But I'm not done with the block yet. I have to get it cleaned up and do those crank and rod bearings. I am also replacing both front and rear seals. I would like to wait for the UK manual that got shipped to me today to get here first. I have a big test on Wednesday evening so I can't work on it anyway.
I had heard that my dad had worked on the Mercury (Redstone?)program while with Chrysler. (That's pretty far removed from the Patriot!)
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