I thought I would use this post to test uploading images to my blog. Here goes!
(Click photo to enlarge) Air Raid Siren, fully restored, as seen in the Don Garlits Antique Auto Museum, Ocala,FL. Photo taken 7 Jan 2009
Air Raid Siren, Photo taken at the Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing, Jan 2009
I took some photos when I was in Ocala, FL at the Don Garlits Museum of Drag Rasing. The photos of the air raid siren were taken in the Antique Auto Museum building. Do not trust the lives of innocent people to a Ch#*y or a F@*d motor!
The first building was all drag racing and included an engine room. The engine room was like a shrine to the HEMI. Wow! It is a must see museum.
More Early Hemis
This first Early Hemi greets you as you come in the door. Check out that magneto drive and all the carburetors!
Serb "Setto" Postoian's 392 Engine
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1951 Chrysler 331 Hemi Cutaway view
1954 Chrysler Hemi Cutaway View
1958 392 Hemi engine and Transmission from a Chrysler New Yorker. Single 4bbl Carb and 325 hp
and for the last engine….
Another Chrysler 331 Early Hemi Engine and Transmission (click photo to enlarge)
For more info on how to put an Early Hemi Engine into your 1961-1971 Sweptline Dodge Truck, Click here:
Early Hemi into a Sweptline tech page: http://www.sweptline.com/tech/engine4.html
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