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Plus it's funny that the OP doesn't know what an intake is, yet knows about this super rare (IMO) car.
I find that a little odd?
My first thought was British, but my only experience with British cars are sports cars, Austin Healey, MG, Triumph, Jag, and small-er engine bays, so there was a bit of cognitive dissonance there.
Last edited by harhar; 05-02-2013 at 10:13 AM..
Reason: adding the part about what car I thought it was
Plus it's funny that the OP doesn't know what an intake is, yet knows about this super rare (IMO) car.
I find that a little odd?
My first thought was British, but my only experience with British cars are sports cars, Austin Healey, MG, Triumph, Jag, and small-er engine bays, so there was a bit of cognitive dissonance there.
I have not either, and I have been pretty active in British cars and car shows over the past 20 years. Likewise, I never paid a whole lot of attention to the sedans, but I have driven some Ramblers, even an Allard, but I have never seen or heard of these.
I'm going to guess the car in question is a Studebaker
couldnt be, studebaker went out of business in 1966, and it was an american car built in canada at the time, and thus not british. also they didnt have a dual overhead cam engine.
Plus it's funny that the OP doesn't know what an intake is, yet knows about this super rare (IMO) car.
I find that a little odd?.
I grew up in a country with no classic car appreciation scene, but was interested in looking at old car pictures/seeing videos from a very young age. Here in the US, my only experience with classic cars have been a couple of car shows. Thus I don't know much about internals of classic car, but can recognize many makes/models from pictures. Hope that clears your confusion.
I grew up in a country with no classic car appreciation scene, but was interested in looking at old car pictures/seeing videos from a very young age. Here in the US, my only experience with classic cars have been a couple of car shows. Thus I don't know much about classic car internals, but can recognize many mkes/models from pictures. Hope that clears your confusion.
I grew up in a country with no classic car appreciation scene, but was interested in looking at old car pictures/seeing videos from a very young age. Here in the US, my only experience with classic cars have been a couple of car shows. Thus I don't know much about internals of classic car, but can recognize many makes/models from pictures. Hope that clears your confusion.
Air filter, my ***! That's a flux capacitor! Where did you get it?
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