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Old February 5th, 2007, 12:11 AM
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Champion A/C Delete set up

CHAMPION Racing Heads

1 mint condition A/C Delete bracket,comes with both altenator brackets for use with or without electric water pump. Pay $228+s&h from Champion or buy mine for $200 shipped obo
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Old February 5th, 2007, 06:45 AM
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champion AlC delete bracket

Hi likemysix: I would like to know if the bracket you are decribing also mounts the power steering pump; or is it for no power steertin? If it has the power steering option I am interested. Thanks Jerry
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Stock block, stock internals. Intake by BGC is a 1 of 1. 42lb injectors fed by a Racetronix Walbro 340 pump - hotwired. Kenne Bell headers, crossover, and uppipe. 3" stainless Mease downpipe with a test pipe. TA-49 turbo reclocked and running into a Spearco intercooler that is mounted in the 86-87 location. 86-87 radiator, electric fan, oil cooler. 86-87 ECM conversion. Red stripe torque conv. (2800), caspers ultrachip and fuel injector harness. HR Poly motor mount. PST poly body and suspension bushings. Boxed upper control arms. Homemade cold air kit.

The car was completely totaled in '01 and the car has been rebuilt. If you want to see what my cars paint job looks like, check out my webshots album linked at the bottom of my sig.


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Old February 5th, 2007, 09:40 AM
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put me in first in line,i would like to buy
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Old February 5th, 2007, 07:31 PM
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Hi Alittle6: I am not sure; but I think I would be first in line;and if I decide not to buy it I quess you would be next. thanks Jerry Berger
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1984 Grand National
Stock block, stock internals. Intake by BGC is a 1 of 1. 42lb injectors fed by a Racetronix Walbro 340 pump - hotwired. Kenne Bell headers, crossover, and uppipe. 3" stainless Mease downpipe with a test pipe. TA-49 turbo reclocked and running into a Spearco intercooler that is mounted in the 86-87 location. 86-87 radiator, electric fan, oil cooler. 86-87 ECM conversion. Red stripe torque conv. (2800), caspers ultrachip and fuel injector harness. HR Poly motor mount. PST poly body and suspension bushings. Boxed upper control arms. Homemade cold air kit.

The car was completely totaled in '01 and the car has been rebuilt. If you want to see what my cars paint job looks like, check out my webshots album linked at the bottom of my sig.


My car pics page

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Old February 5th, 2007, 11:06 PM
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yes it is set up for the power steering pump.
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Old February 6th, 2007, 06:34 AM
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Hi likemy6: This is Jerry Berger. I have sent you a privite email. Thanks Jerry Berger. Thanks for your response.Email me at buickhotair@yahoo.com
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1984 Grand National
Stock block, stock internals. Intake by BGC is a 1 of 1. 42lb injectors fed by a Racetronix Walbro 340 pump - hotwired. Kenne Bell headers, crossover, and uppipe. 3" stainless Mease downpipe with a test pipe. TA-49 turbo reclocked and running into a Spearco intercooler that is mounted in the 86-87 location. 86-87 radiator, electric fan, oil cooler. 86-87 ECM conversion. Red stripe torque conv. (2800), caspers ultrachip and fuel injector harness. HR Poly motor mount. PST poly body and suspension bushings. Boxed upper control arms. Homemade cold air kit.

The car was completely totaled in '01 and the car has been rebuilt. If you want to see what my cars paint job looks like, check out my webshots album linked at the bottom of my sig.


My car pics page

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Old February 9th, 2007, 01:28 PM
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Hi like my 6 : This is Jerry Berger. I am still waiting to here from you. I have tried a couple emails ; and had no luck. I understand you are probally away from your computor. Just let me know by email what you would like to do.
E-mail me @ buickhotair@yahoo.com Thanks
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1984 Grand National
Stock block, stock internals. Intake by BGC is a 1 of 1. 42lb injectors fed by a Racetronix Walbro 340 pump - hotwired. Kenne Bell headers, crossover, and uppipe. 3" stainless Mease downpipe with a test pipe. TA-49 turbo reclocked and running into a Spearco intercooler that is mounted in the 86-87 location. 86-87 radiator, electric fan, oil cooler. 86-87 ECM conversion. Red stripe torque conv. (2800), caspers ultrachip and fuel injector harness. HR Poly motor mount. PST poly body and suspension bushings. Boxed upper control arms. Homemade cold air kit.

The car was completely totaled in '01 and the car has been rebuilt. If you want to see what my cars paint job looks like, check out my webshots album linked at the bottom of my sig.


My car pics page
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Old February 9th, 2007, 02:27 PM
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Hi like my 6 : This is Jerry Berger. I am still waiting to here from you. I have tried a couple emails ; and had no luck. I understand you are probally away from your computor. Just let me know by email what you would like to do.
E-mail me @ buickhotair@yahoo.com Thanks
payment has been sent.
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Old February 9th, 2007, 09:01 PM
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a little 8: Thanks alot for bumping me out of the deal on the bracket. I never heard from the seller; now it looks like you have bought the piece. Thanks Jerry Berger
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Stock block, stock internals. Intake by BGC is a 1 of 1. 42lb injectors fed by a Racetronix Walbro 340 pump - hotwired. Kenne Bell headers, crossover, and uppipe. 3" stainless Mease downpipe with a test pipe. TA-49 turbo reclocked and running into a Spearco intercooler that is mounted in the 86-87 location. 86-87 radiator, electric fan, oil cooler. 86-87 ECM conversion. Red stripe torque conv. (2800), caspers ultrachip and fuel injector harness. HR Poly motor mount. PST poly body and suspension bushings. Boxed upper control arms. Homemade cold air kit.

The car was completely totaled in '01 and the car has been rebuilt. If you want to see what my cars paint job looks like, check out my webshots album linked at the bottom of my sig.


My car pics page
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Old February 11th, 2007, 12:58 AM
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a little 8: Thanks alot for bumping me out of the deal on the bracket. I never heard from the seller; now it looks like you have bought the piece. Thanks Jerry Berger
pm before i posted in here..never meant to bump u out bro..sorry
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