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3.6-liter V6, 285 horsepower 260 torque

The beautifully cast and machined aluminum cylinder block from a Porsche 944. This will be the basis of my car's new engine. It is an M44/08 casting from 1988, and will put out about 200 horsepower when rebuilt and installed in my car.

16 Kappas Sky (12) Sol (4)

Leaking oil (foamy) when running

Chevrons now up on the rear doors, the side panels... for another day.

 

Rear flashers now Whelen 700 Super LED heads, replacing the dual-color Tomar light heads.

The smallest steam engine in 1876. It is quite impressive at how small it is.

 

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My Transalp 650, work in progress

All the little bits have their 2nd-3rd coats and are ready for assembly

One of my entries in the Folio Category.

Scan from my archive -- I can't remember where (most likely at the West Bay rally in Bridport), but it was during the 1980's.

 

Steam chest on a Wallis & Steevens engine.

Guy even had neon in the engine compartment. Note NOS injection setup.

Concord Fire Department (NH) Engine 7, a 2017 Pierce Enforcer (1500/750) (SN#30848)

Engine: Ford 5.0L V-8 gas

Transmission: automatic with 2 speed transfer case

 

Photo courtesy of Auctions International.

Large collection of positives a friend gave me of trains taken around Fort Wayne Indiana during the 50's and 60's

Braunton, having banked the Atlantic Coast Express up the 1 in 37 incline from Exeter St David's heads off to be switched to the down line for its return

We wait behind the tape until we can go back home.

Bead International 2008. Dairy Barn Arts Center. Athens, Ohio.

New frontline as of 07/15/2023

2010 Seagrave

SP10016

Malaysian olskool Cars Engine bay

 

Gambar2 Engine Bay

Bridgnorth, Severn Valley Railway

BNSF train engine #7250 near Peach Springs, Arizona along old Route 66.

Shot with a Voigtlander Bessa R2A, 35mm Color-Skopar lens and Kodak 200 Gold Film

Hosting for an Advert in Second Life. Buy it for $L1 at My small pad

Port Adelaide, South Australia

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