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My Uncle Rich ownes an Amphicar. Unfortuanly it needs a seal replaced.

 

The Amphicar uses a Triumph four cylinder engine.

Image taken with an antique Lydith lens.

The peeling paint of the old engine shed doors, Roydon, Essex.

 

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1956 Mercedes-Benz 219 with webasto sunroof, $500 obo in 2007.

Tender in primer

Engine on my 2004 XLC 1200

Almost unique among business jets with it's four engines. These are the later TFE fan jets. Along with the engine upgrade a number of improvements were made to the aerodynamics.

This shot was taken just after cleaning the engine down. That's just surface rust, really!

A real train fanatic James gets up close in the engine shed Bligny sur Ouche

The engine and generator of DES 372 pictured during stripdown work

2 hours of angle grinder attack and crowbar abuse I can now get to the nut for plan B.

Engine bridge in Canmore, AB. Mountains are Ships Prow, Mount Lawrence Grassi, and Ha Ling Peak.

Baldwin 0-6-0 switch engine in Grand Rapids, Ohio.

Gippsland Vehicle Collection Nov 2015

Stack Rock Fort

 

Commenced 18 July 1859 Completed 31 December 1871

Cost £96,840

 

Constructed on Stack Rocks 800yds from South Hook, and 1,500 yds from Chapel Bay

 

Type – Sea Fort

 

Guns 23

Barrack Accommodation - 5 Officers 175 men

 

ARMAMENT

 

1871 – 1895

 

16 X 10 inch RML

 

7 X 9 inch RML

1895 5 x 10 inch RML

 

7 x 9 inch RML

2 x 6pdr QF

 

1904 – 1907 3 x 10 inch RML

 

1902 4 x 12pdr QF

 

1917-19 2 x 12pdr QF

 

1929 Disarmed

 

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Taken at Severn Valley Railway Kidderminster

1953 Mack

Peebles Volunteer Fire Department

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Llangollen Train Station

Just the bottom inlet manifold on here.

Thankfully, the engine itself is easily removable, allowing for quick maintenance of any finicky components.

Seen in Rottweil / Germany

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