Pick of the Day: 1940s midget racer with Ford flathead-V8 power – Bob Golfen @ClassicCars.com
The open-wheel single seater is said to be ready for vintage racing or man-cave décor Midget racers were big in
Tag: Ford Flathead V8
Craig Cole takes a Sunday drive in his 1936 restored Ford Flathead
Craig Cole takes a Sunday drive in his 1936 restored Ford Flathead Craig Cole takes a Sunday drive in his
Ford Pilot 1947 – Not American I know, but a Flathead with a built in jacking system!
Not American I know, but a Flathead with a built in jacking system! Related – The Life Cycle of the
1941 Ford fuels father and son’s need for speed – Alyn Edwards @Driving.ca
Convertible has been in the family for 64 years and will most likely be passed on to the next generation
Bolt-on Speed and Performance for the Flathead V-8 – Gerry Burger @HotrodNetwork
Until the mid ’50s the Flathead Ford V-8 was king. The engines were plentiful, cheap, and could easily be
Rare Vintage Photos of Deuce Roadsters Racing on California’s Dry Lakes – Robert Genat Don Cox – Photographer
The 1932 highboy roadster is an example of the quintessential hot rod. The ’32 highboy was born on California’s dry
Cars We Remember: Getting to know Zora Arkus-Duntov, his Grand Sport Corvettes and an upcoming 2020 mid-engine ‘Zora’ Corvette – Greg Zyla @AledoTimesRecord
Known as the Godfather, Father or Immortalizer of the Corvette, (take your pick) Zora Arkus-Duntov was born in Belgium in
Engines Exposed: Ford’s Hot Rodding Pioneer Flathead V8 – Brian Grabianowski @CARBUZZ
The engine that started it all. By now V8s are popular enough for just about every auto manufacturer to have
60 Hp V8 also known as the “V8-60” – Van Pelt Sales
Ford came out with the small V8 in 1937 to provide a more fuel efficient and less expensive option to
V8-60: The Little Engine That Could – Al Blixt @Al Blixt Auto Racing History
The Ford V8-60 engine holds a special place in the history midget auto racing. Known as the “poor man’s offy’, the