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"Amid whistles and applause from onlookers, Willie Ray Jr. hoisted the final L18 made at General Motors’ Town of Tonawanda engine plant off the production line and onto a metal cart.
The moment was filled with meaning for the plant’s past, present and possibly its future. It was the last of the “big block” V-8 engines made by the plant, a legacy dating to 1958 and a local connection under the hood of some renowned GM cars." http://www.buffalonews.com/home/story/899075.html |
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The last of the big blocks...
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