Wisconsin Air-cooled V4?
edit: Doesn't look like it now.. never mind
Wisconsin Air-cooled V4?
edit: Doesn't look like it now.. never mind
here is one
bravenrace wrote: In reply to Rob_Mopar: Nope. Guess again.
Ford Taunus V-4?
Ok. I spotted this jewel being parted out on CL. I struck a deal and am buying this for my '57 Ford Vanette stepvan build. Very rare...What is it? 
In reply to Gasoline:
GM inline 5
Adrian_Thompson wrote: No reading hte link for clues
That looks like the Subaru F1 engine from back in the day. However, i thought the subaru engine was a Flat 12, not a 16.
Adrian_Thompson wrote: No reading hte link for clues
That looks like the Subaru F1 engine from back in the day. However, i thought the subaru engine was a Flat 12, not a 16.
Adrian_Thompson wrote: No reading hte link for clues
That looks like the Subaru F1 engine from back in the day. However, i thought the subaru engine was a Flat 12, not a 16.
Adrian_Thompson wrote: No reading hte link for clues
That looks like the Subaru F1 engine from back in the day. However, i thought the subaru engine was a Flat 12, not a 16.
wvumtnbkr wrote:Adrian_Thompson wrote: No reading hte link for cluesThat looks like the Subaru F1 engine from back in the day. However, i thought the subaru engine was a Flat 12, not a 16.
I appreciate your enthusiasm for answer, 4 times, that's a record for double double posts I think. But alas, your 20 odd years too late with the Scoobie guess. I screwed up as if you look carefully at the placard behind it the answer is in there.
cutter67 wrote: here is one
I'm approx. 103.2% sure this is wrong, but that looks a little bit like the Scoobie logo. How about a Fuju heavy industries stationary engine?
P.S. wvumtnbkr, this is the Scoobie F1 engine, no point in using this in the guessing game as it's pretty obvious.
Wow, sorry about the four peat!
Not sure how i did that!
bravenrace wrote: In reply to Gasoline: GM inline 5
Not GM, and not 5 cylinders.
In reply to Adrian_Thompson:
wrong....it is from 1955 i had to build one of this style engine in college
There's a theme with my entries isn't there ?
In reply to Gasoline:
Rare as the air we breathe! Just an inline 300 6cyl...
cutter67 wrote: In reply to Adrian_Thompson: wrong....it is from 1955 i had to build one of this style engine in college
Wow, now I'm really interested. Pray tell, even if it needs to be PM'd so as not to spoil it for the ubber geeks
In reply to Adrian_Thompson:
Gasoline wrote: Ok. I spotted this jewel being parted out on CL. I struck a deal and am buying this for my '57 Ford Vanette stepvan build. Very rare...What is it?
It looks a bit like the 460 Ford in my BIL's old F250, but it's years since I've looked under the hood so I'm not sure.
Ranger50 wrote: In reply to Gasoline: Rare as the air we breathe! Just an inline 300 6cyl...
Yup!
But 1996 Mass Air 300 inline 6. 1 year only, all other EFI's were Speed Density. I can add a turbo without driveability issues. I have been searching a while and am pretty excited.
(Note: no hotlink checking, and if oldeskewltoy is playing, he's not allowed to guess, as this is hotlinked from his photobucket)
In reply to JohnInKansas: Looks like a Boss 9 with thw wrong paint?
Edit: looks like I'm wrong, but its not mopar either.
JohnInKansas wrote: In reply to Adrian_Thompson:
Well done, one internet cookie to you. I really thought I was the only one sad enough to remember that engine.
In reply to Adrian_Thompson:
its a Stirling hot air engine running a generator. we had to pick some way to power a generator without the use of a combustion type engine. i was the only one the professor told me to use a hot air engine as a power source for the tens years he had students doing the project
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