Hemi Scans

Thanks you guys, its like a saturday afternoon art show. NUTS. Slim

 

Cool topic!

I work in a printshop where I can print out very large format prints. If you can get your hands on some large and good quality scans of this engine-art and put them on a CD, I'm sure your local printshop can print these out at a large format aswell.
They'll also be able to scan directly from the original brochure if you have that.

Here's a pic of my garage wall;

 

Here's some photographs of early HEMI "display engines":

 

I just re-read this entire thread and realized that I have totally hi-jacked it with my "HEMI ART" (sorry Cross Rodder) ... so allow me to bring it back to its original intent with these some early Hemi (331ci) technical illustrations:

 

I also have a copy of the '57 & '58 Service Manuals:



The "ENGINE" section of these publications include quite a few 392ci HEMI technical photos / illustrations ... Let me know if there's any interest in specific illustrations ... and I'll scan 'em.

 

Whoa!

I redid that image... Sorry, HEMI32! Next time I'll have to remember, WALLET-sized, not WALL-sized! Lol!

~Jason

 

REALLY WISH we had large formats of those.

 

...like Jason said, 'free beer with donation'....



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More HEMI Art ...

"HEMI" by COOP (Chris Cooper / HAMBr COOP666)​

 

Great stuff everyone - time to get this show moving again!

 

youse guys....do I dare pull out my marine/industrial pics....not much different....

 

mclobster??

 

Can't forget this one can we?

 

Great stuff! thanks Cross Rodder

 

A little off track but so is this HEMI.

 

Oh yea, I'd hang that on my wall in a New York minute! Screw the garage, thats going above the fireplace in the living room!

 

That one is in the Garlits museum correct.

 

I can't believe they'd run that Hemi without any mufflers. Bet it would be noisy as hell.

 

Think that was probably the least of there worries back then! Here's a vid of one of them in operation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04SMJlwosZ0

 

These would look good as 8x10.

 

Yoe are correct. Circle gets the Square.

 

Heck yeah, bring them on!