Hot rods with engines other than chevys.

'38 Chevy with a blown, Enderle fuel injected, Cadillac flathead...

 

How can a SBC be all that hated when thousands of people use the things???

 

Mopar powered Ford.......what shall I call it??

 

Both Flat powered of course................

 

Carl, that is just a super cool pic!!

 

Here is my 241 Dodge Hemi Red Ram, also known as "Baby Hemi" in my 1935..
Duane.

 

Thanx Buddy its now my wallpaper, taken at Eagle in May............
see ya at Bonney.................

 

Yes I remember those Offenhausers, you sure don't see them anymore.

 

Here was my Hopped up and stroked 218 mopar in my old sedan.

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Hilarious

 

Flathead Ford in a Ford, who would have thunk it!?!?!?!?!?!

 

dont have any pics, but I put an inline flathead 6 (dodge) in my 28 model a tudor sedan. For my next build, I plan on dropping a 346 flathead caddy into my 51 suburban.

 

Here a few pictures of my 1932 Hot Rod Lincoln with a V12 1948 Lincoln Continental. One picture with Chip Foose at the helm.

Thanks
Frenchy

 

Here is my 65 Rambler American. Not ready for the road yet but getting close. It is a 318 with a 727 backing it up. Running a Ford 8" rear end.

the breather is just sitting on the hood for mock up.

 

My cousin's scratch built T-bucket is powered by this






Kubota Turbo Diesel!

 

I really like that because it's not something you see everyday. A Mopar engine in a Rambler is just cool!! 318's are great engines that can be had often for free or dirt cheap. I don't know why people hate on them..

 

I call it....BAD ASS!!

 

Where's that 34 you're working on and what's in it?????

 

Here is some FOMOCO power and most of it is factory racing unit developed.
Normbc9

 

34 five window with a bored '57 Pontiac to 370 cu in, 5 speed, winters quick change..still going together.

 

327 Big Block
... Rambler American that is.

 

I have always loved your car. Every time I see it I take a photo! I know why you refuse to sell it! I decided to get one of my own but without the 390. My 59 Caddy has that instead!

 

1962 Pontiac Tempest 194.5" in my 8 year old son's 1926 Model T roadster.

 

Thanks. A buddy of mine is building a 64 2 door with a AMC 360. The 318 was really cheap as was everything about this build. I am into about 1200 bucks or so and only about another 500 bucks to be done.

I wanted to do a AMC engine but knew I would have trouble finding good used (cheap) parts so I figured a Mopar was the next best thing for it.

 

father/son both ford power!!!!

 

INSTALLING A FORD 400 IN MY COUPE. TIM MEYERS PISTONS, CRANE CAM 429 BOSS BELL WITH A 4 SPEED FORD TOPLOADER AND 9" REAR. SHOULD FLY IF IT HAD WINGS. Knuck From Indiana.

 

not so different,but i go by this way:

Nailhead 401 with TA-Perf roller timing set and other roller goodies,lightly ported heads,home made SS headers and ´60s Hilborn set up.In the pics its dirty bitch,cause its my daily driver.That was also reason,why i want converted mechanical to efi.Finally its ready hit to road and it will.I drive a lot.
And if someone has 10" tall ramtubes with 2 1/16" dia, im interested buy the set.


Edit:too big pics..how i can do attached thumbnails???









Those bakelites are for the intakes overheating.They are too thin from the bottom and flexible,so when they get a heat,shafts starts twisting and problems with throttle balances is ready.These pieces kills that.But i have to paint them later.


In that pic,collectors and end of the headers are still unpolished.I had too hurry to dyno,but nowdays they are shiny.

 

2.3 ford turbo here.... light and a little power..... with a t5 behind it.....

 

Early Olds......

 

want.