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Features The Burk Roadster

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by J.Ukrop, Nov 8, 2013.

  1. J.Ukrop
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  2. That just might be the most wild looking flathead ever.

    Sam
     
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  3. MBog
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    I must be a rookie, what kind of heads are those?? Looks mean...
     
  4. Ebbsspeed
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    Like the story says, they are "CNC-machined Burk heads.".
     

  5. Jimmy2car
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    I think those are head covers, similar to, but not like the Thickston covers
     
  6. Nick32vic
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    Hmm, I have never seen that car before. I dig it. Perfect color choice. Anyone have any better pictures of it?
     
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    OK thanks duh!!! I'll read it 'all' next time
     
  8. 56sedandelivery
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    More on the "cooling system" would have been nice. You think that blower is just a little bit "overdriven"? Just look at the size of the crank pulley! Interesting rod. Butch/56sedandelivery.
     
  9. Evel
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    Whoa I started that post forever ago... I still love that car and hope to see it in person some day...
     
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  10. DenB
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    I know Dave a bit and those heads were made by Himself.
    Dave has some real talent when it comes to all the custom Machine/ hand work and creative Hot Rod things he builds into his Rods.
    The cooling for the roadster is in the trunk area , Dave has a unique talent leaving items mysteriously missing on his cars .
    I blame him for getting me into this mess!


    Den
     
  11. flamingokid
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    I can't get that car out of my head.I assumed the radiator was in the trunk.Overall,I really like it.
     
  12. DenB
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    Yup cool beans He runs four Carter YH side drafts on this off the blower.
    I may be able to talk him into some more Pic's.
    He also built a Carson ? fuel injection setup YES built from a magazine article from the 50's Way cool.
    Those Burk heads are not covers they are functional cooling the real deal if I remember correct.

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  13. MUNCIE
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    Wicked looking roadster.
     
  14. Jimmy2car
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    How are those heads attached to the cylinder block?
    Hello?
     
  15. DenB
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    I told ya he's sneaky you don't see Any fasteners on them things any one notice ya don't see a Alt or gen on there either
     
  16. CHITOWN 29A
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    I saw the coop he built at a show earlier this year. This guy does amazing work. He completely home built an injection setup for his flathead off of pics in a mag from the 50's. His fit and finish is second to none. At that time he was a recruiter for Wyo-tech.
     
  17. J.Ukrop
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    Do you (or anyone) have any pictures of this coupe on hand?
     
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    Awesome! Dave is a cool guy. My first ride in a hot rod was in this roadster almost 20+ years ago. He was a big influence to me and a huge help on building my coupe.
     
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    Anyone? I'd like to see it.
     
  22. DenB
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    Yup. Me I ll try and post up some pics tonight
    Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
     
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    WOW!! The more that you look the more cool little details that this car has. What an innovator.
     
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  27. 340HilbornDuster
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    Any source / more info on this Fuel Injection setup?...Never seen anything like it!!...COOL!
    [​IMG]
    Throttle Blade / Rotating Fuel Valves...?
    Idle Screws??
    Injectors???
    Any Barrel Valve / Return System...?

    Magneto...
     
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  28. 303racer
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    I’ve had had plenty of Scott injectiors. But have Never seen the scotts run successful on there own Would love to hear this run
     
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