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Apparently someone is rather clueless about engines. This was posted on the facebook page of my brother, the mopar nut. It would take a Dodge person to mistake this for a Ford.
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This is very true, same would be if it was a chevy.Originally posted by BigBlockMopar View PostComment
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Must be the rare Ford 215 aluminum motor from the early 60s.My fabulous web page
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Nice try, but you should know that Studebaker is a German word for "leaky engine".I don't see oil leaking from it so it's probably not a Ford...
Posted by a Studebaker guy.Act your age, not your shoe size. - PrinceComment
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I'd guess ford too.
its not a boxer. I am certain.
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the death rate and fairy tales cannot kill the nature left behind.Comment
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I've never seen a bare V-10 block from either Mopar or Ford. What distinguishes them?Comment
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are those wine bottles??CharlesComment
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Squirrel for the win. Thank you Jim, it was almost irritating me earlier, I couldn't place it. Buick 215.Originally posted by squirrel View Post
1BadMonkey, yeah, looks like wine bottles. I kind of have to give this project an F. What message is it sending? It lacks testosterone. I get confused by this Andy Warhol shit.Last edited by Beagle; January 22, 2013, 05:37 PM.Flying south, with a flock of bird dogs.Comment
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What kind of uncultured cretin stores red wines with the cork pointing up?Originally posted by Beagle View PostSquirrel for the win. Thank you Jim, it was almost irritating me earlier, I couldn't place it. Buick 215.
1BadMonkey, yeah, looks like wine bottles. I kind of have to give this project an F. What message is it sending? It lacks testosterone. I get confused by this Andy Warhol shit.BS'er formally known as Rebeldryver
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If its not a REAL CORK cork... then you can store them that way. cheapo wine as in what an uncultured cretin would buy! I'm suprised there's not a square 'box 'o wine' in those round holes.
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Originally posted by oldsman496 View PostIf its not a REAL CORK cork... then you can store them that way. cheapo wine as in what an uncultured cretin would buy! I'm suprised there's not a square 'box 'o wine' in those round holes.
will the bottles come out with moving the glass?? too damn much work to get at if ya ask meCharlesComment
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That's it. It was driving me crazy. I knew it wasn't a Ford MEL 383, 410 and 462's as well as the 292 & 312 Y blocks. Definately not MOPAR. AMC 287 & 327 were also Y blocks. It looks and like a Pontiac but they're not Y blocks. I was thinking maybe some sort aftermarket Pontiac block. I was looking at it on my cell phone so I couldn't see all the details. Completely forgot about the Buick and Olds aluminum blocks. IIRC, they both used the same block but with different heads.Originally posted by squirrel View Post
Oh yeah, not a Corvair either.Last edited by Huskinhano; January 22, 2013, 08:26 PM.TomOverdrive is overrated
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is this the olds? or the buick? thinking it's the olds, but it's been 30 years since I had one to look atMy fabulous web page
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