Features *Lets see those detailed traditional engines!!

I don't think that is a requirement. Since the first motor starting the thread is not in a car.

If it is he can install in my car.

 

Art in machinery.

 

I didn't intend to imply that engines in this thread must be installed; I just want to see where @NealinCA put them. About everything of his that I've ever seen is a true work of art.

 

A little late, since it’s now blown up, and coming out.
But here’s the flattie that was in my 40 when I got it.
PO did a nice job, I thought.

 

As detailed as I can get.

 

Very cool. Though I see a lot of sbc. They all look very contemporary modern street rod. Not so much old school

 

Two of the 354 Hemi's that I built back in the early 90's.







383 Chevy with home made four 2-barrel carb manifold in my 60 El Camino

 

I have a FB page to allow my employees to have a business page, I have to log in once in a while to monitor activity and saw this, note the firewall tag. You can run but you can't hide from the HAMB

 

Here's a 1957 Dodge 325CI Hemi:


And my 1938/9 Flathead:

 

I'll add another flattie.

 

I got my drivers license in my mom's '57 Dodge. Red Ram Hemi 4bbl stick. She didn't like autos. It was a four door sleeper. I had a lot of fun with it. She traded it for a '60 Ford Sunliner also a stick.

 

Mom had good taste in cars!

 

This is beautiful to me.

 

Paino to keep this way but makes me feel good after 12 years and 15,000 miles.

 

C'mon, you guys.
I wasn't born yesterday.
It's obvious these are just plastic model engines with a little extra effort put into 'em. All very pretty, but I know they're not real. I know, cuz everybody knows real engines aren't that nice.

 

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Ummm... I might be mistaken.

 

8CM Merc in my '41 Town Sedan