Technical Name that boat anchor

I’ll name it Phil because the only Phil I know is a old and crusty bastard

 

What it is is scrap metal!

 

HUSH! you are going to awaken the "patina crowd". You remember them......"I want to keep it just like I found it."

 

Re-gasket and a can of spray paint, put it on Craig's list.

 

But what do you wash it with?

 

Saline solution?

 

Rusteez.....Duh

 

it would have to be a bb, because a sb wouldn't weigh enough to hold a dingy in place!!

 

Never did homework when I was in school so can't start now! You get an A for doing yours, er mine.

 

It'd be interesting to see the condition of the inside, drag it home and take an angle grinder to the head bolts. I'm no expert on what salt water does over time, but that think looks like it was in a hell of a fire before it ended up under water.

 

Whos EX was tied to it, call the cops.

 

I say your home work is incomplete.

I see the picture, but what is it?

 

^^^^^ I guess you didn't read the whole (assignment) thread?

 

Just think, it might have been a rare SCJ.

 

Maybe so... or one of the Marine 385 series. Remnants of a torque converter indicate a vehicle other than a boat, though.

 

"Ran when parked"

 

the picture i posted is a 400

 

Leaverite motor company.

 

I think with one of those new hi-tork mini starters and some used Diesel
engine oil in the cylinders, it should crank right over. Might need 24volts, though.

 

Last driven by Jimmy Hoffa......

 

I'd take that to a museum and call it "art".

 

Yeah, I vote for 351M/400. I guess you'd call that Xtreme Patina. I think I saw the perfect car for it at an L. A. cruise night last month.

 

If it were a SBC, you could really say it's "like a rock".