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At the Festival of Transport in Basingstoke 2011.
Photographer- Imogen Martin.
Camera- Nikon D90.
Location- Memorial Park, Basingstoke.
3205 was built by the GWR in Swindon in 1946 and is the sole surviving member of the 120-strong 2251 class of locomotives designed by C. B. Collect
These two Victorian engine houses sit precariously on the edge of the cliffs near St.Just, Cornwall.
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The CORP Yoncalla switcher getting ready to go to the engine house at the Eugene Yard wye. The poppies in the foreground lend some matching color to the scene.
Plane engine at the RAF Museum in Hendon, London
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New Rocker cover and VTEC solenoid cap went on this week. Thought i'd get an up to date pic of what the bay looks like.
One of four massive turbofan engines that powers the Airbus A380. Each weighs about 14700 pounds and can crank out up to 81500 pounds of thrust.
Postcard - NYC System Railroad ABA lash-up with #1819 and EMD F7 on the point. Check out the pre-unprotected 3 deck auto carrier car loaded with new Caddilacs a few tracks over. 1965
Only 1359 Ford Mustang Boss 429 models were built for NASCAR homologation of the enormous engine you see here. It wasn't raced in a Mustang, but in a Torino Talladega; but Ford (possibly correctly) figured it would sell better in a Mustang on the street. The enormous heads meant the engine wouldn't fit in a Mustang without serious modification; the front wheels were moved wider so that the suspension towers would clear. Ford did tame down the engine for the street; possibly too much, making the Boss 429 Mustang in stock form generally slower than some other models. A little modification, though, in the direction of racing form, and it's a fire-breather.
A good car with this engine is worth in excess of $100,000. So many people surrounded this one at Donut Derelicts that I couldn't get a good shot of the car, so I contented myself with a shot of the engine that in racing form ate Hemis for breakfast.