Help with fe engine id/spec
Post Fiend
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LOL...
Well Kid,,, I'll take that bet... Your signature says you were born Jan 12, 1947. I was born May 1st 1946. Get your dictionary and look up the word exactly. That is why I used the term basically. And yes you are right most all the blocks were used for both the 390 and 360 but not the ribbed block. Soooooo basically they used the same block.
Life is short, and getting shorter for old guys like us, so lighten up kid.
Well Kid,,, I'll take that bet... Your signature says you were born Jan 12, 1947. I was born May 1st 1946. Get your dictionary and look up the word exactly. That is why I used the term basically. And yes you are right most all the blocks were used for both the 390 and 360 but not the ribbed block. Soooooo basically they used the same block.
Life is short, and getting shorter for old guys like us, so lighten up kid.
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Crap, you're not even a year older and in the group I run with I'm the baby by 3 years to the next youngest guy. At our age a year is minimum measurement difference. In experience and knowledge it's not what we learned but how much we have forgotten that matters. IMG]http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r206/Bear-45-70/Emoticons/RoflLg.gif[/IMG]
Hey Kid, your alright... keep on keeping on.
I remember twins, that the first one that popped out calls the second one junior.
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