the art of engine

I know a guy who has one of those in his Mini P51

Just seen this in Autoweek.

http://www.autoweek.com/article/20121220/carnews01/121229989

This was a great place to see a lot of interesting engine displays



WW2 Chrysler tank engine





WW2 Aircraft engine





The 60's gas turbine





Sad to see this collection broken up

I've always wanted a Curtis Jr. That's going to be a nice plane!

Hodakaguy

Here are a couple detail shots of my Norton Commando (1974), which I think are worthy of this thread.

Nice!

Absolutely. Nice shots as well.

'91 900 SS , naked appreciation day.



'75 860 GT.. I turned the oil filter houseing from a big piece of round stock at adult voccatioal night class.

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That car's a lot like Kirstie Alley...so many things wrong with it that it's actually fucking cool!

British Iron !



Vincent by BMrider2012, on Flickr



Velocette by BMrider2012, on Flickr



BSA Gold Star by BMrider2012, on Flickr


View my flickr ............... http://www.flickr.com/photos/65081372@N04/





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Every engine sings in a unique voice, even a Lego V8.

That's pretty neat, but I hate it when people use the term "working" to refer to an "engine" that just has moving parts

Ain't real purty but I think it turned out okay for being built with nothing more than a drill press and a welder...





Well, I may have cheated a bit on the flywheel... Not done yet, have a few things to finish up still. This is a project I am having my 8th graders build.

I guess the air is cleaner there. Hate to get that Supra dirty. What's the rest of it look like?

I think the Supra was a great design. It's still looks good even today which says a lot. Nice built there. Nothing too extreme.