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    ozyran: Chevrolet *had* a prehistoric V8? Had. Right. more »
    Mobius: And they also used to have horse-cart suspension, didn't they? Oh, and GM and Ford... more »
    tonyola: BMW had also intended to use the V8 in a top-line limousine called the 505. There is a story that BMW showed German Chancellor Adenauer a prototype of... more »
    CurlyQLink: My brother had a 1959 502 sedan that he bought used in the late 60's. It was probably a serviceman's car brought back home from Europe. The car was bl... more »
    FantozziUgo: My engine of the day is the Alfa Romeo Montreal 230 hp, 1970 dry sump V8... more »
    LandofMinos, cast thou evil bum dragger to thy scrapyard: WOW! With this sort of cutting edge technology, BMW could play NASCAR. I wonder why they don't? more »
    Six Flags Over Tomsk: Step 1: Cram this engine into a Dixi Step 2: Chop top of and remove fenders from said Dixi Step 3: ? Step 4: Profit! more »
    brandegee: Official engine of the Anadol, Turkey's first mass-production car. #1960s more »
    Elhigh: Some of these things had a stroke barely long enough to qualify for the name, 48mm. I mean, I think I've seem some bigass aftermarket camshafts with ... more »
    velocecrat: Also powered the sexylighthotness that was the DeTomaso Vallelunga. #1960s more »
    joneez wants the clunkers he paid for: My first car, a '71 Pinto, had a 1.6L with FOB (Ford of Britain) cast on it. POS burned #4 piston after a year of abuse. I did a quickie rebuild on it... more »
    bozoerrebbe: Ford Racing recently announced that they would be selling a reengineered Kent crate engine to meet the needs of the thousands of Formula Ford racers w... more »
    Novaload: Oh, Ford. If only you'd shared this with the US. (I believe this Capri also packed the Kent.) #1960s more »
    Scaramanga: It's amazing to think that variants of this engine was in service for close to 17 years. In Japan, it was used in Mark IIs until they updated the car... more »
    FrankGrimes: I want a Lexus SC with a 2JZ swap...sigh... #i6engine more »
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