"Jet Fuel Heads"

[pabster]

Saw this link over at FABO. I'm not the most mechanically inclined car owner, but the description of this Duster takes the cake.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Original-Duster-Twister-Yep-its-Twister-/180852136039?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a1ba09867#ht_663wt_1165

Anyone know where I can get "domed or raised high pressure jet fuel heads and high performance anodized aluminum lifters" for my '74? :icon_jook:

 

[Budnicks]

That's funny I think he's probably just a dumb a--, doesn't know what he's talikng about & trying to sound like he does, I highly doubt it's anywere nere 600Hp either, especially with a POS Edelbrock carb, "street legal cam", "street legal pistons", & "blah blah blah"...LOL..., It's probably not a bad deal for a 88K mile 71 Duster, originaly a 318ci car, with a 360ci now & an extra 340ci block all for $10.5K, it looks pretty nice & the interior & suspension was supposedly redone/rebuilt... Buyer beware for sure

 

[Ron 73]

Its a good looker for sure!

 

[Propwash]

The repercussions of putting jet fuel in a cars piston motor would be devastating. Kinda like filling your tank with Kerosene. Even a piston engine aircraft having jet fuel dumped in the engine would go off like a cannonball. The guy kinda spelled it out, but it sure is obvious he doesn't have a clue. Nice car though!

 

[WP29440SE]

oh ya, that was the 747 jet fuel powered duster rocketship.

 

[Deleted member 214]

"The tiers are the original rally rims with no center caps or trim rings. When i was young and stupid I threw them away."

This guy is no longer young, but still stupid!