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Something about those Riv motors keep them going strong. Long after the body dies the motor is still going strong! 
How did that new coating you used on your supercharger hold up throughout the summer?
How did that new coating you used on your supercharger hold up throughout the summer?
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Didn't include the SC, TB, or starter. Those are typically removed and sold seperately (unfortunate, as I'm needing another 94/95 L67 TB right now, and wouldn't have minded getting a spare starter).
I specifically chose the Riv motor (or a PA motor) for demographics. Buicks are typically purchased by more 'mature' buyers who tend to baby and not abuse the cars. Bonnevilles are typically purchased and driven by baby-boomers or younger. I knew my chances of getting a cherry motor were better if I went with demographics.
I specifically chose the Riv motor (or a PA motor) for demographics. Buicks are typically purchased by more 'mature' buyers who tend to baby and not abuse the cars. Bonnevilles are typically purchased and driven by baby-boomers or younger. I knew my chances of getting a cherry motor were better if I went with demographics.
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From: montreal canada NEBF07 ONBF07
Buicks are typically purchased by more 'mature' buyers who tend to baby and
hummm not sure about that i got over 100 run this year
bye the way nice motor they must be getting rare in those condition stock i know here they are
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that looks like a good motor you have there Bill 
i never thought about the front and rear valvetrains being different like that but it makes alot of sense, granted ive never ripped apart a FWD engine
i never thought about the front and rear valvetrains being different like that but it makes alot of sense, granted ive never ripped apart a FWD engine
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Originally Posted by willwren
Didn't include the SC, TB, or starter. Those are typically removed and sold seperately (unfortunate, as I'm needing another 94/95 L67 TB right now, and wouldn't have minded getting a spare starter).
I specifically chose the Riv motor (or a PA motor) for demographics. Buicks are typically purchased by more 'mature' buyers who tend to baby and not abuse the cars. Bonnevilles are typically purchased and driven by baby-boomers or younger. I knew my chances of getting a cherry motor were better if I went with demographics.
I specifically chose the Riv motor (or a PA motor) for demographics. Buicks are typically purchased by more 'mature' buyers who tend to baby and not abuse the cars. Bonnevilles are typically purchased and driven by baby-boomers or younger. I knew my chances of getting a cherry motor were better if I went with demographics.
