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History When was the Halibrand QC on market

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by 3w Hank, Jul 10, 2022.

  1. 3w Hank
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    My timeline is pre-war and I lowerd the build-up ideas from the late 40’s.
    On the Halibrand QC.
    -Was the out on the late 30’s ?
     
  2. DDDenny
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    from oregon

  3. 3w Hank
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    Ok so we are talking 1947 then.
    As I guess.
    Is this correct ?
     
  4. deucemac
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    Pat Warren and Casale predate Halibrand for quick change. Also take note that Model A , 101, is the weakest, the V8 ,201, is much stringer, and the champ quick change, 301, is the strongest and can handle 800 hp if set up correctly .
     
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  5. PotvinV8
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    I wouldn't put a Halibrand in a Pre-War build. To me, that would have been too soon. A banjo rear would be my choice.
     
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  6. 3w Hank
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    Thanks for info !

    Will be a 36 LB with a Hexagon intake ( 30’s style ) Lincoln transmission, 36 banjo and bones and a 4” dropped std 32 axle and 39 brakes.
    Henry wire wheels 18” and 17”.
    Was into a Henry body but it went be a new Brockville.
     
    Last edited: Jul 12, 2022

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