OFFICIAL ENGINE PICTURE THREAD

[navyboy]

I have not seen an official picture thread for engines and thought it would be a fantastic idea to post pictures of overall engines and close ups of particular so old and new experience can use as a reference if needed plus it may just be good fun to share our pride and joys? It would be nice to keep this flathead oriented. Anyone interested? anyone want to start off?

[hkestes41]

59 model 230 bored 30 over. Edgy finned aluminum head, Offenhauser intake, Carter Webber Carbs, Fenton repop cast iron headers, Stovebolt Mini HEI distributor.

 

 

 

 

 

[navyboy]

suprised you would put the fuel filter before the pump since they pull and that put extra load on the pump.

[54Illinois]

54 230 motor, nothing special, all stock...

 

 

[bamfordsgarage]

1947 D25 Canadian Dodge, complete rebuild: 090 overbore, new pistons, rings, bearings and timing chain, shaved head, valve job, knurled guides etc. Intended to look like it had never been out of the car.

[BigDaddyO]

1947 D25 Canadian Dodge, complete rebuild: 090 overbore, new pistons, rings, bearings and timing chain, shaved head, valve job, knurled guides etc. Intended to look like it had never been out of the car.

Mission accomplished.

[Don Coatney]

48 P-15 engine blowed up

 

 

[1941Rick]

LOL....could not find a good picture of my 218  .040 overbore,  .040 shaved head,  twin carbs and Redman Headers.......so I put in a photo of an I wish engine

[FULMNTE]

1951 230 cid - Cleaned and painted in-car recently...

 

[55 Fargo]

My 55 Fargo 251 engine, needs a paint job though....

[Merle Coggins]

My engine almost ready to install

[55 Fargo]

My engine almost ready to install

P9240506.JPG

Nothing like a clean fresh painted engine block Merle, how well has it stood up so far?

[55 Fargo]

The 218 engine in the 47 Chrysler I used to own. That engine was a 218 Canadian long block from a 1951 Dodge car...

[Don Coatney]

Here is my Gravley tractor engine.

 

[T120]

1947 D25 Canadian Dodge, complete rebuild: 090 overbore, new pistons, rings, bearings and timing chain, shaved head, valve job, knurled guides etc. Intended to look like it had never been out of the car.

Chris,

         The photo of the engine in your D25 Dodge reminds of a line in a song recorded by Waylon Jennings -"It ain't how you look, it's what you got under your hood".  

 

[LAKOTA169]

48 P-15 engine blowed up

 

 

Don, were you just Puttering around with the engine?

[_shel_ny]

My nail head 230

   nail on head

Edited April 25, 2014 by shel_ny

[Adam H P15 D30]

My 49. 230 all stock

[Andydodge]

Engine pics?........o/k........the 1st is from my late, lamented & sold 1941 Plymouth P11 Auxillary Seat Coupe, pics 2 & 3 are of the intended engine, also now sold........boo hoo..........pics 4 & 5 are of the 318 poly that's lived in my 1940 Oz Dodge Sedan since 1973........and last pic, # 6 is of the 1957/8 Plymouth Fury DV800 intake and Edelbrock carbies that will one day be installed in place of the single Holley & Weiand intake.........and yep.....I am a HOTRODDER...............lol...............but like any mopar in any form.......regards, andyd  

[Dodgeb4ya]

Some misc pics of my engines.....

[BobT-47P15]

1957  230 bored .030 over.......otherwise stock.  I got good results painting it with POR 15 brand "POR 20 High Heat Aluminum"

in a can, applied with a 2" brush.    

 

 

 

My labels are copier copies of originals purchased from "Seaplym" on eBay....attached with glue stick.  

Have held up fairly well....but you don't want to get them wet.    I think they would be more durable if

printed on some plasticized or coated paper with adhesive on the back.     

Edited April 25, 2014 by BobT-47P15

[Don Coatney]

Here are a few off the interweb engine shots.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v65/DonCoatney/Others%20Cars/Atlanta%20Richie/img3483a4yx.jpg

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v65/DonCoatney/Don%20Coatney/AtlantaRichie3.jpg

[Don Coatney]

 

 

[Don Coatney]

I almost forgot, here is my steam engine

 

[Merle Coggins]

Nothing like a clean fresh painted engine block Merle, how well has it stood up so far?

 

Not all that good. I just used Duplicolor Engine Enamel rattle cans. I've touched it up a couple of times, but it's a driver. I don't expect it to stay looking like that.