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Mopar flathead 6 motors- whats to be expected

This has been an interesting and informative thread! Its certainly an old one, but I see that it still lives! I picked up this '36 4 door 2 years...

Post by: EarlsWorkShop, Jun 5, 2015 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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Waaazzzz Uuuppppp? Besides the racing stripe and the tongue, I've added a Doug Thorley cat-back exhaust, K&N filter, improved flow air intake tube, 17" Genuis wheels with Yokohama tires, cruise control, and a thottle re-map module. Fun to drive, GREAT mpg.

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1990 Jeep XJ exploring the Harquahala Mountains. The Cherokee has a 6" lift on 33" Goodyears. I stroked the engine to 4.6 L by swapping the 4.0 crankshaft for a 4.2 L (258cid) crankshaft. Gobs of torque!

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1936 Ply Coupe 02

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My '36 Dodge D2. All rubber is rotted, interior is deteriorated.

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My '36 Dodge D2. It is an original Arizona car, purchased in Phoenix in 1936. The car spent most of its life in Yucca and Yuma Arizona, and was never garaged. It is about 97% complete, but badly weathered from the Arizona Sun.

Uploaded by: EarlsWorkShop, Feb 24, 2014, 1 comments, in album: My projects
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My '36 Dodge D2 Touring Sedan. I'm second owner. It had been sitting in a friends backyard for over 40 years.

Uploaded by: EarlsWorkShop, Feb 24, 2014, 1 comments, in album: My projects
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My '59 Berkeley as she sits now. Waiting for an engine swap, paint, and rear axle and suspension upgrade. Going to ditch the chain drive!

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My '08 Smart and Friends.

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My '59 Berkeley about 22 years ago. It was converted to rear wheel drive and powered by a Kawasaki Ninja 750.

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Hello from Arizona

Welcome fellow Arizonian! That COE would make a great roll-back car hauler! Have fun with it.

Post by: EarlsWorkShop, Feb 24, 2014 in forum: New to the H.A.M.B.? Introduce yourself here!

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