Hey, an Inline Motor qualifies as an Inliner to me!
Welcome aboard.
One of my buddies in the early 70's had a 240Z and man, they were quick. I have a buddy now that races a heavily modified 240Z and keeps up with the 930's. It would shut down most cars on the street today and especially the 302 powered one he has as a sleeper. I once owned a 710 coupe that I Swapped the 1800 for 2000 OHC/5-speed, lowered it 4", and customized the body. It had dual webers on it and I even split the manifold. On a 4 cylinder? It kinda sounded like 2 Yamaha 650's. So as you can see, any inline qualifies as an true Inliner.
RapRap
1940 Chevy Coupe
[This message has been edited by raprap (edited 02-21-2003).]
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