Greg Myers

Considering Chevrolet was already up to 327cid by 1962 , and the Falfa '55 was "Bad ASS." it would figure he had something a little more, I.E. a "W" motor, more than likely a 348.

Growing up in that era I had several friends with "W" motor '55's, all 348's, they fit right in and remember, if some is good, more is better, and too much would be just about right.

Both great kits, easy builds and with a little added detailing, wiring etc, turn out to be great kits.

Look, you're in luck, out now.

You have to do your home work looking at all the pictures. The one above is on a funny car chassis.

John Milners Yellow 1932 Ford hot rod coupe in the film American Graffiti. AG

This one also is an MPC kit with which to build the AG '32 coupe, not unlike all the rest of the MPC kits shown. Also.

This is the most recent Re issue Yes, it says AMT / ERTL, it is , however the old MPC Switchers kit.

This one had the stock coupe top, not sure if it also had the chopped top.

This one also

The MPC kit is a spin off of their old "Switchers" series. As for the "crazy Man-A-Fre 4-corner manifold", the kit did indeed have an inline dual four barrel set up. If you want the Man-A-Fre all you need is the bottom manifold of an early ('63-'67) Corvette fuel injection ( looks quite convincing) with the appropriate two bbl carbs. The Man-A-Fre was a direct port induction, with the carb openings right above the intake ports in the head much the same as the Corvette FI. Just turn the carbs front to back.

This has been done before, though still a good idea. Too bad the search doesn't work too well here.

and this ?

Happy Birthday 1947 for me. Here's my present to you: I did successfully build one of these back in the day. Here's a few more . . . and the Chevys . . .

One can hope.

Wonder if it's this December or some December past ? http://www.averystcards.com/hak11090.html

That's it, and what a kick. Waiting for a new battery install at the local Sears store back in the day ( Life Time Batteries ) A man standing next to me looking at the three two set up when his wife comes up. "What's that ? " " I don't know. But I bet it runs like a striped ass ape."

Not to worry, Mike's next swap will have plenty.

Swine seem popular these days as depicted in the old west as in "Hell on Wheels" and " Deadwood".

I had three two's on a '60 El Camino 283 four speed, most fun ever with a car. Oh yea " They're really NOT hard to synchronize." No "synchronize" to it. Just select where you want the last two to kick in.

I 'd start at the beginning of THIS thread. Then move on line, Google is your friend.