Quote from: djfordmanjack on 2021-03-05 10:03
Interesting. I thought the pressed speedlines and lettering in the valve covers would be more visible. the one sin the pic look very flat and smooth, like made for a decal.

Now I can see it in the closeup, Joe. Thx! also the fuel pump on top and typical Cad humpside heads with the siamesed center exhaust port.
I had a 331 out of a 1955 Convertible about 20 yrs ago, but it was frozen and I sold it on to a friend of mine. come to think of it, I can't remember what I did with the Hydra, But I remember having an extremely hard time getting it off the engine, because the crank couldn't be rotated. Somehow I managed to pull it all apart and even get the crank out with most of the pistons frozen.

Another day at the old hand grenade factory....

Trick-shot champion Bob Geesey, a cop in York, Pennsylvania, blasts a pipe from his wife's mouth during a demonstration of his shooting skill in 1948

I'm out!

I guess that's one way to end a marriage.

".....but it says right here in the manual that the one on the left is the direct line to the repair shop"

 

Just wondering

Quote from: dgasman on 2021-03-10 21:31
Just wondering

I don't care who you are....that there is funny!

Joe, is that a picture of the famous "puff the dragon"?

Quote from: terry_208 on 2021-03-11 10:58
Joe, is that a picture of the famous "puff the dragon"?

Yes it is...

Hell from above! Puff the Magic Dragon, Douglas AC-47 "Spooky" gunship (aka "Puff the Magic Dragon") Vietnam era development of the long serving DC-3/Dakota/C-47 etc.