Become a ’50s Speed Demon With This Flathead-powered Belly Tanker – Bring a Trailer
This Belly Tank Lakester was reportedly built to run on the El Mirage dry lake in the late 1940s and was
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Category: Flathead Ford
What was the final year for a new flathead-powered American car? – Murilee Martin @Autoweek
We’ll count the Simca Vedette as American, since it had a flathead Ford V8. After I wrote about the 1960 Rambler
New Years Day at Phoenix Green
Good weather for the annual New Years Day car meet at Phoenix Green, as always every kind of vehicle you
Visit to John’s
Took a little pre-Christmas visit to my friend John’s and took a look at the progress on his roadster rebuild
This is the 1932 Ford that made hot rods famous is heading for auction with Mecum on January 12, 2019 – Calum Brown @Autoclassics
The world’s most iconic hot rod – the ’32 Ford Roadster originally owned by Tom McMullen – is heading for
THE FORD V8: HENRY FORD’S FINAL TRIUMPH – BILL McGUIRE @Autoweek
In the age of mass production, a man could change the world with a single idea. Henry Ford had several.
What if the Ford Flathead V8 failed? (and some Tan Tuesday) – GhostZ @oppositelock
Interesting story based on the premise that the Ford Flathead V8 failed and the V12 ruled the roost. Here’s an
History and Detail on Solid-Axle Front Suspension – Dan Kahn @HotRodNetwork
Excellent article from Dan Kahn that does what it says on the tin, taking the reader through the history of
How to Identify the Ford Flathead V8 – Floyd Drake III @itstillruns
Helpful article on how to identify the Ford Flathead V8 by Floyd Drake at itstillruns.com Read the article here
Introducing the 1935 Ford V-8 – Mac’s Motor City Garage
1935 marked a real change as far as the model line up for Ford Motor Company with the introduction of