Let's see yers.
Mines a sleeper.
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Let's see yers.
Mines a sleeper.
Mine is a sleeper too. The 3rd pic shows the 2nd turbo better.
ok i play gto 632 donovan roller engine needs no power adders and 598 backup engine set for kill . 50 chevy 548 blown and new engine going together when things are slow at the shop but it not been very slow same size but better heads custom cam grind 4/7swap some thing here and there to make the kids cry
Pat, that's cheating putting a beautiful lady in the picture to distract us!
I think I see a speck of dust on that Merlin block, Pat!! Oh wait - no, it's a shadow!
Beautiful stuff my friend!
Glenn
Nice to see a 40 in that driveway Don.
I'm kinda likin it also BuzzQuote:
Originally Posted by buzz4041
Doin this 1 for a customer, it's a 434 cu in W with all the good stuff in it. Only thing of the engine that is Chevy is the block
Here’s a before and after of the numbers matching 440 in the True Spirit Dodge Truck I did a frame off on.
http://i450.photobucket.com/albums/q...ustom/ICC4.jpg
http://i450.photobucket.com/albums/q...stom/ICC20.jpg
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Not too fancy or shiny but this is what gets me down the road.....fuel injected 5.0HO/AOD from a '92 Mustang GT. It's all stock internally with an Explorer (GT40) intake and JBA shorty headers.
Love the Ford, Randy! I also laud you for your innovation in the later model Mustang engine setup. Looks like it came that way from the factory. I'm sure that you've surprised more that a couple unsuspecting kids that thought you had an ol' sixty-something Ford truck. I really like the stock appearance. You've done a great job.
Glenn
Okay, enough with the pretenders.................let's have a REAL hot rod engine..........:LOL:
Yeah what engine? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 36 sedan
Thanks, Glenn! It's a fun truck. Maybe one of these days I'll drive it to Oklahoma and see if I can wrangle Don into helping me throw some paint on it. :LOL::LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by glennsexton
No problem Randy, just call 10 minutes B4 ya get here, drive by about 60 miles per hour I'll throw a gallon @ it and it'll B dry by the time ya get back to OKC.Quote:
Originally Posted by randyr