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Re: 54 pacifics, converts vs. clipper

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Yup, you guys are all correct and my bad. I should have just said the Cavalier didn't have the Senior engine. But as an aside, weren't hydraulic lifters available as an option for the solid lifter engines? They were in 1951 and 52.

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