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my nailhead (the white one obviously) and my buddies 392 hemi


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Thanks!
I just now realized that I should have straightened out them air cleaners...

 

301ci

 

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His, Hers

 

I love it! Where'd you get the 8x2 intake?

 

Air cooled Franklin?

 

A little I6 love for yah...

 

312 in my '55

 

fuxl really like this. Did you get the plug wires with the cloth covering or did you install it when you made up the wires?

 

276........

 

http://www.Alkydigger.com I'm trying to put some pictures in here,,, but duhhhhhhh. I don't get on forums much at all

 

Try This http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=815092

 

Heres one I have been working on for a O/T car but sure would look cool in an A

 

Yep. 6 individual finned cylinders. Aluminum crankcase, aluminum heads. around 280 cubes. 100 hp. mildly "supercharged".

Thebuild thread is here http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=799746&highlight=reo

 

Here's mine:



lmao!!!

 

Well if nothing else it's weird. Does it work? That would make it look a lot better.

 

My Father-in-laws.


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Recently acquired 409 truck motor before and after

 

303 olds

 

Just gota love them 409s.

 

Here's one I filched off of another thread on the HAMB just yesterday to put in my engine picture collection.

It is an old race car with an old British made J.A.P. (stands for J. A. Prestwick) air-cooled V-8, originally designed for an airplane engine. It uses an open crankcase so the oil system is constant-loss out of an oil reservoir tank. it is 5.0 liters (about 302 cu. in.)

 

Buddysyard:
Looks great, man!
What have you done to it? Any internal changes?

 

Here's a couple of pictures I filched off the H.A.M.B. just yesterday for my engine picture collection.

It is a J.A.P (stands for J.A. Prestwick) V-8, air-cooled airplane engine in an old race car.

It is 5.0 liters (about 302 cu. in.) and uses a constant-loss oiling system from the brass oil reservoir tank seen just behind the engine.

Dig the aerodynamic header!!!

 

276 blown flatty in my 40 Ford tudor





Fourdy

 

who's got anything new?