Projects got a steal on an odd-ball project

I couldn't have said it better.

XMAS, Birthdays, Hannaka, what ever. I love these kinda stories,
Kinda get a whelp in my eye

 

PS. Nice ride man, really

 

You don't see many Grahams any more . I have these pics of my old 1937 Graham Cavalier and has the grill and all the good stuff but not one with the super charged 6

 

Real nice of you to offer to "Sweeten the pot" for that lady hard to find a "Honest Gentleman" these days. The good karma you got for that will help your build go smooth.

 

you are killing me

 

My god you are a lucky SOB! Congrats on the great find, Keep us posted on your progress.

 

If I came across that car this is how I would build it up.

http://www.streetrodderweb.com/features/0906sr_1939_packard_sedan/ford_triton_v10_engine.html

I'd keep the supercharged six though.

Sweet deal!!! Especially with all the tools & Kennedy box. Once you get the car on the road take her for a ride in it.

 

Wow! Did I saw Wow! That is incredible!

 

But! But! Momma!? I like the green AND the running boards! ..yes momma I know he didn't ask for my opinion...
(You know what they say about opinions and A$$holes....)

 

awesome score...diggin' that supercharged six

 

Would you like to triple your money?

No good deed goes unpunished.

 

Man, that is COOL!

 

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+1.....You owe her a ride and an ice cream.

Roger

 

in Vista, are you kidding me?! All these sweet rides hidden around SD. I think I saw that other one around Mission Bay too - I live right off Clairemont Dr.

 

exactly what i was just thinking!


good score!

 

oldbrokencars (sorry for spelling your name wrong) here's the pictures of the supercharger drive system.

this first picture shows the top of the supercharger as you can see the carb sits on top as with a normal supercharger and it's hard to see in this picture but in the first picture of the engine I posted you can see the tube that crosses over the top of the head and connects to the intake.

This second picture shows the bottom of the supercharger, as you can see there is a post coming down. I haven't opened it but I ***ume it has an internal shaft in it.

In the third picture you can see the fluid resivior at the bottom of the post. Also in the picture you can see the shaft coming out at a 90 degree angle towards the front of the car.

The fourth picture shows the pulley at the end of the shaft. As you can see it is driven by the crank

 

If your interested in finding more info on this type of supercharger check out this social group.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/group.php?groupid=370