Picking A Good Flathead Block
Advertisements Picking A Good Flathead Block Good article from Nate Cooper at the Flathead Ford Support Group on how to
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Category: V8
Slammed Ford Flathead V8-powered 1940 pick-up – Craig Parker | Photos: Chris Thorogood, @StreetMachine
Advertisements Having never seen a genuine 1940 model pick-up slammed on the ground, Adam Guglielmi felt it was high time
Small Block Chevy Specifications – Jason Lubken @Speedwaymotors
Advertisements A little history of the Chevy Small Block and really useful specifications from Jason Lubken at Speedway Motors. Read
I Should Have Hit the Gym Before Driving a 1936 Ford Model 48 – Kristen Lee @Jalopnik
Advertisements With its bulbous fenders and vertical grille, the 1936 Ford Model 48 looked like a gangster’s car without a
Why The Ford Flathead V8 Went Extinct: Video – Aaron Brzozowski @Ford Authority
Advertisements Article from Aaron Brzozowski at Ford Authority including a video from the always informative Engineering Explained on YouTube on
Downsizing and Forced Induction Be Damned, Long Live the V8 – Jack Baruth @Road & Track
Advertisements From the Ford Flathead V8 onward the V8 engine has been the soundtrack to the American Car among others,
Why the Ford Flathead V8 Succeeded, and Why It Had to Die – Chris Perkins @Road & Track
Advertisements The Ford Flathead V8 wasn’t the first V8, but when it debuted in the 1932 Model 18, it brought
Comparing HEMI to Flathead Engine Design – How Stuff Works
Advertisements Article from How Stuff Works on the Hemi engine and the comparison with the venerable Flathead. Read the complete
The Flying Ford Flathead… The Ford Model 15-P – The Jalopy Journal
Advertisements Great article from the Jalopy Journal on the Ford Model 15-P Flying Wing, the last aircraft developed by the
Historic Engines – The Fabulous Ford Flathead V8 – From Jeff Zurschmeide at enginelabs.com
Advertisements Excerpt from Jeff Zurschmeide’s Flathead V8 article on enginelabs.com In the history of automotive engines, it’s impossible to overstate