Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

Let’s see some big block Chevys, for some personal inspiration!

 

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Mine, still will have to put the cables into the tubes

 

Mine

 

Mine again

 

Here is the engine I am working on for my latest project...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/32-closed-cab-pickup-build.1236719/

 

The first BBC.

 

Mine again.

 

How about roots blowers? Anyone?

 

Yeah, ones with a as cast finish... Traditional!....

 

It had been napping for the last 65 years, Just got it fired up... Pure Happiness!

 

This belongs in the Unusual Engines thread- Chevrolet Engineering’s 302, canted valve aluminum heads on an aluminum block.
R&D was completed but it never saw production.

 

My 1959 430 Lincoln in my 37 coupe dirt racer tribute car

 

'39 Mercury 8BA

 

All of the motors posted on this thread are just beautiful. A person can learn a lot by studying the fuel lines and wiring. I bought this old restoration tudor recently, haven't done any modifications yet just cleaning it up for now.

 

Wow, what a monumental thread, I just powered through all 48 pages. I've started to scroll through this thread before, but only made a few pages each time. It's a daunting task to take on these big threads, it took me all day to do this one. I'll add some photos from my collection (not my engines, my photos):

 

I would love to find out more about this car and see more pictures.........

 

Spent last summer, making it pretty!

 

Most of you gear heads probably can not handle the whole and pure 148 h.p. of my 261 in line six cylinder GM motor that is in my 1957 Canadian Pontiac but here it is. Being a Canadian Pontiac our cars had Chevrolet drive trains and most of everything else Chevrolet come to think about. What else can I say other than I love my hybrid. Cheers.