I'd not allow that damnfool to check my oil .
Neat that anyone still cares to use those wonderful old engines .
When I was @ L.A.P.D. Air Support , we had 1964 Bell 203 helicopters , just a few left and I went digging 'round in our large piles of spare parts from the U.S. Army , who'd also supplied us our birds .
I found two trailer mounted starting carts , built in 1964 , powered by Chrysler 331 C.I.D. Hemi V-8 engines , 6 volts .
I was able to get them running , they had *very* low hours and ran like new .
We sold them both for scrap metal a couple years later .
-Nate
Bill Wrote :
The latest round of Jesse James (the custom bike/car guy) has him in a new shop in Texas . They hooked up an old Chrysler hemi to a newer transmission. They were able to get an adapter plate but it required cutting the bell housing off of the motor. They did it. Bill
From: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com [mailto: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com ] On Behalf Of vwnate1@...
Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2013 1:16 AM
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Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Those Old Chryslers !
Boy howdy Bill :
Talk about ' ZOOM - ZOOM ! =8-) .
To - day no one cares about those 331 C.I.D. Hemi V-8's , espcially since they had the bell housing cast as part of the cylinder block but they were great .
-Nate
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