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70shovelhead
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Another neat photo
Although been following this forum for quite some time have been making too many post. Anyhow I ran across some photos I had grabbed from the antique engine forum I frequent daily. Thought they might be enjoyed here although they may have already appeared here in the past. The 2 garage shots are very interesting. Some neat things to be seen if you look close. Enjoy.
70shovelhead
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1923 T Roadster
1926 TT Truck
1948 Willys Pickup
1937 Harley WL45
1919 IHC Titan 10-20
"There is more to life than what we see"
1923 T Roadster
1926 TT Truck
1948 Willys Pickup
1937 Harley WL45
1919 IHC Titan 10-20
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HornsRus
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Re: Another neat photo
there could be a burn in mach under the block being reamed, in the frist pic.charley
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Ruxstel24
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Re: Another neat photo
Looks like a 26-27 touring in the second pic, judging by the back window.
An HCCT on the bench.
An HCCT on the bench.
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Scottio
Re: Another neat photo
In picture 1 I see an engine on the hoist without the pan. Did they pull the engine out of the car that way? I was wondering if there was enough room to do that. Have any of you good folks tried that?
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Jem
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Re: Another neat photo
To get the engine put of my 09 you have to remove the firewall & windshield and have the option of leaving the pan in situ. We don't see the car that engine came from.
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Re: Another neat photo
Great photograph!
Very fine detail, please post more of these.
The plate appears to be "3-148 DC 1919"
A hundred years sure goes by in a hurry
Very fine detail, please post more of these.
The plate appears to be "3-148 DC 1919"
A hundred years sure goes by in a hurry
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Re: Another neat photo
Love the photos, thanks jw
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Keep it simple and keep a good junk pile if you want to invent something
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Re: Another neat photo
The first photo reminds me of a Buster Keaton film. Buster had an engine on a trolley-mounted hoist like that. It repeatedly got away from him and wrecked the innocent bystander, a nice Pierce Arrow.
The inevitable often happens.
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
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70shovelhead
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Re: Another neat photo
Heres another of a parts dept. probably at a dealership. Notice the waiting area to the right.
70shovelhead
"There is more to life than what we see"
1923 T Roadster
1926 TT Truck
1948 Willys Pickup
1937 Harley WL45
1919 IHC Titan 10-20
"There is more to life than what we see"
1923 T Roadster
1926 TT Truck
1948 Willys Pickup
1937 Harley WL45
1919 IHC Titan 10-20
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Re: Another neat photo
Oh look at all those goodies !!
I think it's just a parts store...
No Ford signage, the cash register counter has a Stromberg ad for all makes.
Ford, DB and Chevrolet on the rubber sign above the Hyatt bearings...
Pretty cool grill on the radiator shell too.
I think it's just a parts store...
No Ford signage, the cash register counter has a Stromberg ad for all makes.
Ford, DB and Chevrolet on the rubber sign above the Hyatt bearings...
Pretty cool grill on the radiator shell too.