Cool Engine pictures

I was going through a few files on the computer and noticed some pic of engines I had taken at a car show. Maybe it would be cool to see some other pics of some old engines.

 

Here are some more pic. Should I post more?

 

More Pics!! Enjoy!

 

Here are some more pics!

 

Should i post more? Do you have any to Post?

 

love this thread just wish i could fig out how to post mine ..crap

 

Pretty cool pics!

 

making some hard stainless fuel lines soon.

 

O/T...but a bare block GM 645 E3B V-16 Loco engine...
(thats 645 Cu.in. per cyl.)

 

In my humble opinion, the coolest production intake manifold..... the Long Ram on the Chrysler 300 413.

 

Here are some more! Any one need a tool to resize pictures? Having your images a small file size will not take a long time to upload to this site.

 

heres mine..

 

hope this come out for pics

 

Here is a link to a free resizer tool from MS.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx


Scroll down, the down load is on the right. This tool enables you to right click on an image in your files and resize the image to 4 different sizes without changing the original.

Here are more pictures!

 

Here are a few......

 

I worked at a small used car lot in '65 and there was a '61 Dodge 4dr that had ram log manifolds on it. The car was real plain. He got a lot af his cars from the state auction so I always thought it was a trooper car. I sure was surprised when I opened the hood. He also had a '58 Delray 4dr with a 3 deuce 348 that had the front and rear carbs blocked off.

 

Here's some pics that I have taken at various shows... some are HAMB members' cars.

 

I like it. Thanks to all for posting pics. I got a chrome valve cover and dip stick for my 194 6. Gonna paint the engine and stuff and get the chrome on this spring, maybe I'll post some pics then.
Anybody got pics of 194-250 Chevy 6's to help inspire me...

 

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How is this for cool....Its actually frozen...LOL

 

Auto Union eye candy........










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How about this very rare ad showing
a pre-production '51 Henway
"Double-Inclined-24"!!!!

(Ok, I fess up...it's a bogus ad that I
made up! The engine is really a
late-WWII, experimental Allison
V-3420 aircraft engine!)
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Mart3406
(Official Henway Motors Corporate
Historian and Archivist)
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OK! I'll play. Here's a few.

 

And a few more.

 

Here's an Allison V-1710.

Mart3406
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heres my 426 blown hemi,,

 

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Hooked on the early Olds V-8's. Found a freshly rebuilt 324 on ebay from a shop closing up to retire. No reserve, $305 ! ! ! ! Pulled the 90 k + engine and flopped in the new for a fraction of it's value. Made it look good to me................

 

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