1982 Camaro Z28 Engine

On display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.

Engine 211's 1995 KME (EX-Engine 24)

McLaren traction engine at 2010 Maitland steamfest.

Engine 70's 2004 ALF

Side view of the engine cover

Engine 24's 2012 KME. Photo courtesy of Joe Szott.

Bloomington Indiana Engine Company 4

Ruined engine house at Minions, Bodmin Moor.

January 2013.

Enzo V-12 You think it looks good? Try listening!

Spare engine serving as Engine 154

2003 Seagrave

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Ex-Engine 90

This is the last engine to serve as Engine 154

'1968 AND ALL THAT' -40 years since the end of steam exhibition at the NRM

Great Dorset Steam Fair 2002.

Not sure if it is an original or a conversion from steam.

29th June 1968

Patricroft engine shed

Lancashire

Amberley Museum, Car Show July 2008

Barton 500 triple engine

A nice looking traction engine going round the arena at Pickering traction engine rally 2009.

I don`t know the make/model of the engine so if you know would you please let me know.

The top one is probably a Subaru engine. Beetles at the beach - 2017 - double half frames.

new in to the yard this 4x4 fire engine

Cute little engine on a popcorn and roasted peanut cart.

The heat from the boiler pops the popcorn as well as roasts the peanuts, and the steam engine turns the barrel that the nuts roast in.

Saturn V Engine, Take 2

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2009 seagrave

10-17-2009 Huckleberry Road House Fire San Carlos Park (Fort Myers) FL, Engine 51, Rescue 51, Battalion 50, Ladder 41, Engine 43, and Medic 21 respond to early morning house fire on Huckleberry Road in San Carlos Park (Fort Myers) FL. Courtesy of Estero Fire Rescue Lt. 43

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Engine 59's 2012 KME

Spare Engine serving as Engine 26

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Ex-Engine 298

I bought one of Suzuki's Infamous Rotary RE-5 Motorcycle in 1975, It was actually pretty quick for a Heavy Motorcycle and could have set the “G” stock record in Motorcycle drag racing if it weren't for the rule that you would have to tear the engine down to claim it.

The basic design is a century-old one. Felix Wankel himself was a German engineer who came up with his version of a rotary engine in the 1920s. Being busy with warmongering on behalf of the Nazi party, he didn't get the chance to develop his vision too far until 1951, when German automaker NSU invited him to design a prototype. The Wankel is the most common and successful rotary engine design, and the only one to make it into mass production. In the early 70s, Mazda envisioned an entire lineup of Wankel-powered cars, a dream that was smashed by the 1973 oil crisis.

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Engine

The engine bay

Boston Fire Dept.

Groveland, California