Features Vintage Multiple Carb Intake Pictures

Here is my set up 429 caddy mill


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I think you can see I LIKE multi carbs Gary

 

A couple moreGary

 

same Horne Olds posted earlier,
now with SP tops on the 97's

 

All these intakes are great.....especially the ones currently on a car....being USED and ABUSED......haha

 

running this currently on my 36, thing runs great.

 

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Paul "Editor's" ride ........

 

Cool thread! This gets abused regularly. 15MPG hwy - slightly less at the track.

 

Someday they will see fuel...

 

4x2 edelbrock on Caddy.



I think my next car has to have an olds.

 

On my little plymouth flattie 6. Double fun...

 

My friend was at carlisle and sent me a pic of this Evans 4x2 intake, the famed elephant intake, i had to have it so i had her pic it up for me. I had this pic Of Earl Evans standing over the intake for a long time and i had an 8ba on the stand so i figured id have a little fun and do my best impersonation of him! lol

 

Here are three set-ups that I just finished.

 

I see Speedway offers a 3x2 set up for sbf. Has any one used one?

 

I picked this one up from a friend of mine. Every piece of this thing has been chromed. The linkage, fuel lines, intake, carbs, etc. I thought it was just too unique to pass up.

-Mitch

 

7 pages and not a single FE Ford....Going to have to change that.

A couple from the interwebs...




And an MEL just to confuse the masses.


Everyone likes a 2x4 GMC right?

 

And another FE in my 31, MT crossram....

 

Where do I buy these scoops? I know they are made in Australia but who do I order them from? I need three thanks

 

My old Tudor

 

Blown 270 Baby Hemi with more than one carb........................

 

That hemi looks awesome! Do you have a car project it's destined for?

 

Here is mine in my coupe. Offy 4x2

 

Try hamber Marcy.

 

Here's mine going on the '55



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Here are some pics of the engine that I have on display in the "Driven to Dream" exhibit currently at the "Haggin" Museum in Stockton, Ca. It has a hand built 6x2 setup built by John Eracaldi (Stockton, Ca) in 1962. With this engine in his '41 Willys truck Bob Panella beat Dale Emery in the final to win the 3rd annual "Pacific Coast Fuel & Gas Championship" at Kingdon in 1963....

 

So many nice things on this topic ...

 

Awesome pic/s!

 

Here's mine



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