Engine disguise

I like it. But I've always liked LS engines. I don't think you have to hide what is. Just making it fit the personality of the car is enough. If this engine makes 450HP, it's traditional enough for me. I wouldn't mind putting this in a '63 Bel Air.

As for dressing up a modern 350 crate motor, why not? 400+ HP from a vintage dual quad set up is pretty impressive.

 

This is how they disguise engines in South Africa.

 

The snake skin should go INSIDE the car...

 

i once had the engine in my truck disguised as a shredded cat

 

If I didn't have a bad knee I'd of dropped to the floor laughing.

 

Is that a GT40?



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Cobra

 

This is why I dont work on late models...

 

haven't been on here in a while,,,,i log on, and the first post i happen to read is a bunch of guys giving a newbie a hard time for not doing an intro.....YEP, still the same BS as before,,,,last time i checked, the HAMB was not a dating service, so why all the fuss about goddamned intros?? i NEVER understood that..,,,for all you guys whining about the whole intro thing, put on your BIG GIRL PANTIES, SUCK IT UP, and GIVE IT A F'ing REST ALREADY.......how 'bout instead of crying like little girls, you keep it about what the HAMB is SUPPOSED to be about: TRADITIONAL HOT RODS AND KUSTOMS...enough already with the childish and pointless whining......lame.

 

I suppose it uses 20W-50 snake oil? Gary