Modlbldr Posted August 5, 2024 Posted August 5, 2024 I pulled these valve covers off of an AMT screwbottom 63 Riviera engine. Who can tell me what these say, and why? Later- 1
Modlbldr Posted August 5, 2024 Author Posted August 5, 2024 12 minutes ago, deuces wild said: What the....?????...? My thoughts exactly! Figured they may have represented an, unfamiliar to me, aftermrket set or some odd thing like that. I figured there are a lot of guys on here that are knowledgeable of the history of the old AMT kits that might be able to fill me in? Later-
espo Posted August 5, 2024 Posted August 5, 2024 Just a thought. Weren't there some fictitious models issued in the '60's and '70's based on some of the GM "personal luxury cars" of the era? Could this be a valve cover from one of those models?
Russell C Posted August 6, 2024 Posted August 6, 2024 (edited) My problem is I'm seeing either "D E E L M A E R" or "O E B L K /\ B K". And now I'm feeling dizzy ... Edited August 6, 2024 by Russell C mo de cipher fun 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted August 6, 2024 Posted August 6, 2024 11 minutes ago, Russell C said: My problem is I'm seeing either "D E E L M A E R"... Surely you've heard about the Deelmaer Water-Engine option? It was killed by the oil companies, and every trace of its existence was removed...except, apparently, for this one set of 1/25 scale valve covers. And if you play the valve cover backwards, it says "eat your dog". Cue X-Files music. Sounds like the subject of one of those special YooToob videos with the computer-voice narration that goes on and on and on and on and on and on with a nonsensical "secret" story and random photos that don't go with anything. 3
deuces wild Posted August 6, 2024 Posted August 6, 2024 I'll look those up and see what I can find...??? 1
bobss396 Posted August 6, 2024 Posted August 6, 2024 My 2¢.... Maybe the engraver did a mash-up of one or 3 of his kids names just to mess with us from the grave. 2
NOBLNG Posted August 6, 2024 Posted August 6, 2024 According to the google translate app on my phone…DEELMAER is Dutch meaning “participant”. ?? 1 1
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