Please kids, don't try this with today's engines! hehehe

LOL

Reminds me of my dad. He has more pics of the cars he's rebuilt then of his family. Not that we mind.

sounds like me

They look good.

It wasnt easy you no it was all new to me even its old technology

Neat engines, but what to put it in?

Now if you had, lets say, an Allison V12.... :-D

I would love one OMFG that would be sooooo kewl never seen one in person out side museum.

They are spares for a 39 linoln zepher cuz you cand finem any where or internals like they like to have cracks in the block between cyl on the right side if you find one that has been sitting not runing. We went through six before we could find a good rebuildable one. I was thinking it would be neat to put one in a t-buket for tht rat rod crowd ant have the aluminum intake with the three two berrel setup that would be different.

I do have one question... What's the displacement on one of these things? They look a little on the small size for a V12, but perhaps that's due to the lack of perception in the picture... Or anything to compare sizes with. o.o

Physically this is a large engine for its time but by today's standards no. The displacement it is small in comparison of its size also; if i remember correctly this v12 is 294 cid the cylinders are only 3.18"in diameter. they also made a much larger 337cid 48and 49for the big three ton trucks that had a 3.5" bore and a massive stroke of 4.37". I have never seen the 337 in person but am told it was noticeably larger than the ones above.

thanks for the stimulation, honestly i had to look up some specs in my ford shop manual. if you want any other info or a pic with a reference let me know I love informing people if I do not know the answer i will tell you and look it up myself.

I'm a serious sucker for technical information, have been since I was really young. If I don't know the answer to a question on most common and uncommon vehicles, I'll figure it out on my own or look it up.