junkyardjeff

I need to find more six cylinders,I would like to build a Mustang with a six some day.

64 big Dodge kit from Lindberg

Thanks for the info.

Building a 64 Dodge with a slant six and what color was the engine,I was at the old junkyard yesterday and forgot to look.

Picked this up partially assembled,since I have the slant six from the stock kit it's going to be a stock six powered 64.

A mustang donated the engine compartment and I think the six is from a Johan Maverick.

Finally finished the Ranchero that I put in a more correct engine compartment along with a six.

I am thinking one more stock 60s 40,I want to build one as a 41 with a 4 cylinder and the early kit would be better then the later versions.

I do have a Monogram A engine but the head on the 9N looks more like a T.

Does anyone know if any were made,it's looking like a T engine would be the best to make a 9N engine.

Looks like a T engine will easier to make it look like a tractor engine.

One more in the fleet of 40s and this one was built stock.

I think I can modify a A engine to look like one.

Well since I have a 90s Monogram 40 Ford p/u that needs to be built and a Monogram A engine I am thinking about trying to make it a 41 with a 4 cylinder.,does anyone know if its similar to a A engine.

I think all the early iron series had the same wheels and tires,I have some 90s wheels and tires I will not be using.

I guess it's time to never say never,now I can say I have enough but who knows what will happen.

I said I was done getting any more but that was not the truth,found a very nice 60s version built stock that I just had to get and would go rather nicely with my other three. I also picked up a 90s version I was going to use for parts but did not so it will get built eventually and will post pics when the 60s version arrives. I think I am addicted to getting those 60s models.

I am certain it's acetate.

I have a 58 Pontiac that looks to have a few layers of paint and what would the best thing to use that will not cause anyore issues then it has. It's a little warped.

It does look similar to a Stovebolt six and everything is about in the same place but a oil filter will need to be added to the block.

Getting there,going to do a little detailing and it will be done until I can find glass that will fit.

It got a engine and it's a Y block and a 3 speed,years ago I seen a rough 61 Starliner at a all Ford swap meet with a six and if I had a six this one would have gotten one. No need to finish the top of the engine on this one.

I meant in kit form.

I would like to build a 50s to early 60s Ford truck with a six so were any of those sizes ever made.

Would this have been a promo but the custom rear bumper was made to fit so it possibly had optional custom parts.