Features RARE flathead heads Let´s see some

Gents

Not so rare but still good for this thread (I think)

Offenhauser "350" 24 bolt off a rod motor built circa 1968 - 1970.

Never fired a shot but in the process of reassembly etc...

 

These are my favorite's,

 

i agree. where can i purchase a set? hahaha

 

Kugel Rockets cast iron but mine are and were chromed back in the day

 

Willy Willy Right? and a Burns Intake. Nice.
http://clubs.hemmings.com/clubsites/wocv/willywilly/willywilly.htm
Is it yours?

Jeff

 

Allard 21 studders.
Rich

 

Here mine:



Being from Chicago I had to have these. Not as rare as some, but cool none the less.

 

these are mine

 

Great Engine Art, Thanks for posting

 

this is a pic of the engine that used to be in the dragster i now own, i only have the frame and a few parts now, i would really like to know what heads these are, anyone have a clue?

 

Not sure what the heads are budd but that is a nice engine and cool looking dragster.

 

Putting these Edmunds Customs on my 59a with a matching Edmunds dual intake. Not the prettiest, but pretty bitchin' just the same!

 

Damn. If I knew how to post a picture, i'd do it on the Roamer Racing heads I have, as well as some E&S & Federal Mogul copper ones.

 

Hey Kev, thought of you...







Cheers,

Drewfus

 

I recently acquired these Federal Mogul two-piece bronze heads.
The builder of my racer (the Batten Special) used them with 8 downdraught Amal carbs and was very successful at Brooklands Motor Course here in England back in the 1930s.
I have a photograph of the engine in 1937 showing a corner of a head - definitely Federal Mogul - I never thought I'd find them. Must be my lucky year!
There were two types of F-M bronze heads - two-piece, and later the conventional type as used on the Bob McGee Deuce. Can someone help "Lakes Modified" to post pictures of his Rohmer, E&S and F-M heads - that would be interesting.

According to Al Drake's book "Hot Rodder! From Lakes to Street" Stan Ochs has a two-piece pair in his collection - does anyone know of any others?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110497162834&viewitem=

 

NealinCA: WOW, this would have to be the best detailed flathead I have ever seen!!
You must of spent many hours smoothing and painting, I'm guessing that is Ford engine green.
Very very nice!

Cheers, Waz.

 

Not rare at all but anyway thought you guy's would like to see a picture of my flathead. Hope i have attached the image correctly.
Il Gorilla

 

Cool thread....I was going to get new offy, edelbrock or eddie meyer heads for my Merc. flattie, but after seeing this I may go vintage..

 

I think we need another look at this one...... That is so tasteful.

 

Yep, it don't get much better than NeilCA's mill. I have a picture of it hanging on my next to the picture of my wife and kids. I'm not going to tell which picture is larger though...

 

I have a Roamer Racing aluminum head for 1938 thru 1948.....Can anyone tell me what its worth?

 

On a much more serious note here are our Edmunds Heads, not rare but another variation.

 

21 studs.... Federal Moguls bronze.

 

Strange Model A head with a cartridge fire. I have no Idea who made it.

 

Some Model A race heads in my collection.

 

Fun post...

 

I Have one champion head. I would love to find the other side.

 

I love to see all of these heads, they are GREAT---TV