Here are the heads for my 8BA that I now have to figure out what to put it in But I am leaning towards a bobber truck. I bought the engine out of a Jeep Wagon several years ago.
Love that black roadster with the white panel stripes! Feels familiar I bet @Jimmy B could ID some of these.
I know we are talking about flatheads...but how about the tuck n roll radiator cover! And speaking of chrome pans and chrome water pumps and chrome 97's and...here's pile of junk in my 5w And the generator, starter, oil filter, fuel pump, fuel pump stand, fan, idler ***embly, carbs, air cleaners, and transmission are all 1950's "old chrome". The oil pan and water pumps are the biggest addition of new chrome to the whole mix.
Dad!!! Billy is showing off again. Ok, about as nice a flathead as there ever was one. Bill, I know things have been a bit "wobbly" lately but guessing when looking at that flatty in your roadster (almost) everything is right with the world.
You could probably charge people to sit a look at your 32 once it is finished, that is one perfect looking flathead
A trio of Flatheads from Cornhusker Rod & Custom. I do the fronts a little different. Second one. Third one.
I don't have a pic (sadly), but one of the guys my pops worked with in the Hot Wheels design department rode a V8-60 powered old Harley. Pretty bad***.
Fellow club member Steve's Flatty, This on was pulled from his dad's 52 Ford truck when he replaced it with a later model 350 Chevy, the engine was buried on the back of the farm, after Steve bought the 32 he decided to replace the banger with a V8 so he dug the flatty up and rebuilt it and the engine runs like a top, you can't make this stuff up. HRP
I've got about a hundred more pix that are equally nice/impressive. Here's a sample though. I imagine that all (or most) of these came from the H.A.M.B.
The Jalopy Journal
