Cecil might approve of this project! Watch the "fire in the hole" video. http://www.motortrend.com/news/airplane-engine-1939-plymouth-pickup-radically-radial/
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Radial engine powered '39 Plymouth
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KEWLLLL!!!!!!
I don't think that engine will last very long. Needs a new carb.....way too lean.
That and lack of baffling and cooling air will fry the pistons and cylinders.
I wonder how strong that drive unit is
........I doubt it would take the 1425 hp of my engine.
I really like the idea though.
I don't think that engine will last very long. Needs a new carb.....way too lean.
That and lack of baffling and cooling air will fry the pistons and cylinders.
I wonder how strong that drive unit is........I doubt it would take the 1425 hp of my engine.I really like the idea though.
Saw that truck at the Lonestar Roundup in April. Pretty impressive workmanship. Never saw it run.
It appeared to have sprayed oil out of the exhaust. There was a spot on the ground about the size of a VW bug. Pretty sure he chose an end-row spot for that reason.
It appeared to have sprayed oil out of the exhaust. There was a spot on the ground about the size of a VW bug. Pretty sure he chose an end-row spot for that reason.