I Should Have Hit the Gym Before Driving a 1936 Ford Model 48 – Kristen Lee @Jalopnik
With its bulbous fenders and vertical grille, the 1936 Ford Model 48 looked like a gangster’s car without a doubt.
Category: Flathead V8
Ten Antique Speedsters, Automobiles and Trucks Found Buried at Teardown Site
Ten Antique Speedsters, Automobiles and Trucks Found Buried at Teardown Site http://theoldmotor.com/?p=170980 — Read on theoldmotor.com/
Chip Foose’s 1932 Ford Deuce Coupe Shocks the Stereotype – John Gilbert @HotrodNetwork
Take a look at Chip Foose’s take on a traditional 32 Coupe here at Hotrod Network, read John Gilbert’s article
Single Overhead Valve Head for Flatheads – Zach Martin @Hotrod Network
Mike Herman’s well known H&H Flathead’s and their Dixon SOHV cylinder head are featured in Zach Martin’s HotRod Network article. The
Henry Ford and the New Flathead V8 1932
Here’s a great video published by Bill McGuire on YouTube featuring the launch of the 32 Ford and the famous
Why The Ford Flathead V8 Went Extinct: Video – Aaron Brzozowski @Ford Authority
Article from Aaron Brzozowski at Ford Authority including a video from the always informative Engineering Explained on YouTube on why
Record-setting, and stylish, the 1949 Kurtis Special that blazed across the salt at Bonneville powered by a Ford Flathead V8
In 1948 well known race car builder Frank Kurtis took a wrecked 1941 Buick and turned into the custom car
Downsizing and Forced Induction Be Damned, Long Live the V8 – Jack Baruth @Road & Track
From the Ford Flathead V8 onward the V8 engine has been the soundtrack to the American Car among others, here’s
Why the Ford Flathead V8 Succeeded, and Why It Had to Die – Chris Perkins @Road & Track
The Ford Flathead V8 wasn’t the first V8, but when it debuted in the 1932 Model 18, it brought this
Workhorse Engine of the Day: Ford Flathead V8 – Murilee Martin @Jalopnik
Workhorse engine of the day series from Murilee Martin at Jalopnik featuring the Ford Flathead V8, read on here
