Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

Nothing done yet ..

 

Nice.

 

nice!!!

 

Thanks for the kind words, I like the metallic colors and feel of this one. I had the intake/exhaust ceramic coated as the 6s are so bad about burning paint off these areas and I had my powder coater use a silver/black hammertone on all the engine sheet metal and used a grey as the block color to make it all pop. I also had the starter and alternator black wrinkle coated for that lod timey look and put new red Delco tags on for a finishing touch. I also used all satin finish stainless fastners on the engine to bring it all together. Too many years spent building show cars! But the old beater really suprises them when I pop the hood open.

 

My flatheads

 

couple Olds'

a '50 303 and a '57 371

 

355 sbc in 1939 Chev P/U

 

Nice Paul, gotta like a blown Olds, and again, tha gold looks great!

 

my 270 jimmy

 

Amazing group of pictures we've got in this thread!

 

Any more pictures bondoboy?

 

here is mine....

 

Beautiful! How about some side view photos of this one??? Thanks!

 

changed my fuel lines.

 

Should have raked the neck a little

 

The household "grocery getter." 1931 Ford coupe with 350 SBC

 

Here is a Chevy Orange Small Block Chevy!

 

Dave's 57 Chevy

 

I wanna play! Here's mine!

 

traditional enough.......... car is for sale here

 

My Car with 2 different settings:

 

my Focke Wulf radial engine,not in show condition

 

A little paint will fix that Bad Dog right up.

 

Caddy 331 in my Coupe.

 

Tried too keep it all 1964, Block,Heads,Early winters plant Holley intake,aluminium GM water pump,'64 Corvette M-21 with the linkage and '64 knob,in a '64 Post Nova