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David Hayward 
Deceased RIP David
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David Hayward
Age: 57
Loc: New Forest, UK
Reg: 04-10-99
 01-10-12 01:13 AM - Post#2177640    
    In response to 2blu52

The Chevy V-8s were built at the Bay City plant and used Ferro castings. The Canadian cars used imported engines, and the first was driven around by Sam Mclaughlin's son. Nothing to do with the Northway-engined Oakland by the way!

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