The Rodding Roundtable
Motorhead Message Central => Rodder's Roundtable => Topic started by: wayne petty on April 06, 2009, 05:52:37 PM
was junk yarding this morning... ran across this jem.... in the junk yard...
a very late 50's or early 60's rambler... i had no idea they came with flat heads sixes...
sorry for the crumby photo... call phone cam in bright sun.. i misadjusted the exposure... trying to get it right...
Quote from: "wayne petty"was junk yarding this morning... ran across this jem.... in the junk yard...
a very late 50's or early 60's rambler... i had no idea they came with flat heads sixes...
sorry for the crumby photo... call phone cam in bright sun.. i misadjusted the exposure... trying to get it right...
We had a '62 Rambler for a second car when i was a kid. It had a flathead six in it. My sister got hit by a small dumptruck in it!!! :shock:
AMC kept the flathead until 64 in the American.
seems a few people know about these...
are they the same motor as the continental six??? used in so many fork lifts... and related to the jeep six???
i just don't have a clue on these...
Quote from: "wayne petty"seems a few people know about these...
are they the same motor as the continental six??? used in so many fork lifts... and related to the jeep six???
i just don't have a clue on these...
Nope, AMC all the way Started out as a Nash engine in the 40s. 196 CI Closely related to the OHV 196 engine Nash used in the 50s