Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

Just a few

 

Nice! those things are real stump pullers.

 

289....

 

I'll throw down as well. 56--324 Olds. Been seen here before but what the hell. I love my Gotha shit. Next one will be just as neat. 'Nother Olds motor coming your way.

 

Where did you gey those SP tops??!!
I need, nay, MUST have 8 of them!
Doc.

 

Here is the 265 going in my 53.

 

btt

 

My 292 chevy.....60's style

 

'37 flattie in my '31 roadster

 

Since it is back out because of tranny trouble....

 

is that a franz oil filter, with toilet paper inside , my old man had one on a chevy 2

 

Sure nuff.
Frantz is still in buisness, run by the friendly and helpful daughter these days.
http://www.wefilterit.com/products.htm

 

You really messed up a good old American flathead with those cheap foreign French valve covers.

 

Here are a few pictures of my engine.

Thanks
Frenchy

 

This thread is gold.

 

Here is some pix of my flathead thats in my model A pickup.

 

My 383 for the roadster.

 

My 364.

 

Here's mine.

 

Y-Block, Weiand 6x2 Drag Star and thermostat block, 6/97s, Elco Fuel Log, Mallory Dual Point (made in Detroit, still with points) Mercury valve covers, 12 volt generator. All vintage pieces.

 

Ripped off from another thread. An update on the Studebaker Champ that I had posted eariler

 

Anyone have more pics of dressed cadillac motors?

 

Check out the May 2010 "Hot Rod Deluxe" mag and see what the guys were doing when these "traditional" engines were "NEW"

 

dang- that Hudson Mill is cool.
A lot of real nice stuff on here guys-cool thread for sure
Some nice stovebolts-Here's a mighty 230!
Yeah I know-not real mighty-but it always gets ya home!

 

Picture from www.socalcarculture

 

Should be finally starting this puppy up this weekend....

 

These are just awsome

 

Chevy 250