Aren't there small square radiators hanging off each side of the block...!?
It does look funny.What is it,air cooled??? I don't see a radiator
I think you're right. I also don't see a fan on the front. I guess the radiator support frame is just for looks.Aren't there small square radiators hanging off each side of the block...!?
Back in the late 70s there was a guy that had 2 Ford Pintos and another guy with a Chevy Vega that were souped up. I'm not sure what kind of V8 was in the Vega but the guy with the Pintos had a 302 Boss in 1 and a 351 Cleveland in the other and both were souped up. I was in McDonalds 1 time and he came through in 1 of them,not sure which engine he had in that 1,but the whole car rocked back and forth with the lope of the engine at idle. I'd loved to have rode in 1 of them.It does look funny.
I would think it's an "eye-candy" poser", however.... the smut behind the exhaust and over the tires tells a completely different story.
@threetango: Having studied Bill Jenkins work with the SBC in great depth, I can tell you that he wouldn't have gone MOPAR if it didn't have an edge.
He was a very smart guy, far ahead of his time.
Thanks for the post. I never knew he 'strayed' from the Bow-tie.
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Excuse the poor-quality pics, but I thought enough of his work to throw his book on the scanner, decades ago .
Now I take one look at that and all I can think of is kneeling, and slowly unlacing those boots looking at that butt.A Cobra strike.
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I'd take either 1 of them for a ride
Now that brings back memories.
Like this blue & white one except imagine in the pitch dark, on a 2-lane highway in the middle of nowhere, driven by teenagers.Now that brings back memories.
...[with] some meat on the back wheels, those things could really jump.
You look at that pic and think: There's no way that thing could be fast with a smallblock.
...and that would cost you $100.
(a lot of money in 1974)
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