Today is 4/26......so how about a 426?

[Jeff Sauber]

I'll kick things off with my Revell 71 cuda....

Edited April 26, 2010 by J. Sauber

[caine440]

Great idea!

Here is mine.

[diymirage]

heres a few

[Guest]

Revellogram's 71 Cuda.

[Sixties Sam]

I think this is a 426 in my Revell '32 Ford.

[weasel]

here's a Team build i was involved in and later won at a club auction...

[MrObsessive]

Well she's kinda old now (10 this year!), but it's the only Hemi I've got built in my collection!

Yes, it still has the infamous "wrong" wiper motor! Those of you who were around years ago when I built this, will remember the firestorm that this caused in SA and my response!

[MonoPed]

Only one I have, Revell '67 Charger.

[JB_Hobbies]

Heres mine!

[Jeff Sauber]

wow!!Outstanding stuff guys!!......Keep em comming, we got till midnight. Don't forget about those 426 wedges/maxwedges...they count too...

[Chuck Most]

Man, it's a shame I'm more into the older Hemis! I guess I'll wait til 4/29, and show off my one and only Boss!

[MikeMc]

Man, it's a shame I'm more into the older Hemis! I guess I'll wait til 4/29, and show off my one and only Boss!

.....yeah I was waitin for 3/92...musta missed it...I'll be there on 4/29!!!

[mikelo]

Nice stuff everybody. Mr. Obsessive, I always enjoy seeing that Dayona. Heres an oldie.

[my name is nobody]

just glancing through my Mopar stuff,

Looks Like I have a few to contribute:

426 Max Wedge:

426 Hemi:

[Alyn]

I've only got one

[GrandpaMcGurk]

I think this is a 426 in my Revell '32 Ford.

Sam...what you have there is probably a 392 Hemi.....an easy way to tell is that the earlier Hemi's up to 392 had the distributor on the back of the block. The 426 has it on the front....there are other differences as well and many folks confuse the two simply because of the big valve covers. They are both Chrysler Hemi's but different engines!

[LUKE'57]

I've got of few of those HemiHummers in my "ol' redneck race cars models" stash. Can I play too?

[Harry P.]

So..... will you guys be doing this tomorrow, too?

[philo426]

Edited April 26, 2010 by philo426

[Jeff Sauber]

So..... will you guys be doing this tomorrow, too?

It could be done for the rest of the week.... 427, 428, 429, and didn't buick make a 430?.....

Edited April 26, 2010 by J. Sauber

[LUKE'57]

So..... will you guys be doing this tomorrow, too?

No Harry, I think tomorrow they'll probably do 427's.

[Jeff Sauber]

beautiful stuff guys, keep em comming!!

[LUKE'57]

It could be done for the rest of week.... 427, 428, 429, and didn;t buick make a 430?.....

Not sure about Buick but Lincoln did and a few found their way into some pretty potent '59 T-Birds that Holman Moody built and raced. I may just have one.

[Jeff Sauber]

Not sure about Buick but Lincoln did and a few found their way into some pretty potent '59 T-Birds that Holman Moody built and raced. I may just have one.

Thanks, post em if you can find them...I knew there was a 430 out there that one of the big 3 made.

[Jeff Sauber]

Yep, the Buick 430 made it's debut in the 1967 Buicks, replacing the 425 Nailhead, (which we all missed yesterday!!! ). I had a 1/1 67 Riviera with the 430. The engine was produced from 1967-1969, before being bored out to 455 CI for the 1970 model year.

Thanks Mark....I wasn't sure about the Buick version...I think Luke is right about the lincoln 430 as well....wasn't it called the "MEL".....[merc, edsel, lincoln] engine or something?..