mountie
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Just right.....
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Only reason I have an inkling for this is my mom had a '78 Seville 4 door I used to beat the hell out of when I was in high school.
mountie
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They were good cars.... Nice 'mid-size' design, for the era....
Tonyrodz
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My father had a 79 Seville Elegante Edition. Car was sweet. I stole it when I was 15--and crashed.
I recant that, I think it was a ‘76. From what I remember it was the first fuel injected small block in a caddy?
My favorite thing was the fiber optic tell tale front fender lights and at to top of the rear glass for the rear stop and turn lights you could see them in the rear view mirror.
TollKeeper
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Yeap.. My big block 368CI 81 Cadi Coupe DeVille had those. Running lights, head lights, high beams, and turn signals.
It still amazes me that the 81 had a 6.0 Big Block, and 2 decades later, they came out with a 6.0 small block.
Big block - bore of 3.8 in (97 mm) and a stroke of 4.06 in (103.1 mm)
Small Block - bore of 4.0 and a stroke of 3.622
Edit: The other thing that amazes me is how that 6.0 completely filled the under hood cavity of that old school B-Body, and the new 6.0 leaves a lot of room.
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tuckerrnr1
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mountie
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Wow.... Look at that Hummer.... It must be a Hummer..... The decal says so..... NOT
Is that the electric one?
mountie
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( electric?) .Might as well be powered by squirrels..... At least, you can find a way to feed the 'engine' with something available at every corner.
And, that would be "renewable " !!!!!!
