Stove bolt straight six by Richardphotos
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I had in my 50(53 year engine) and 55 Chevy's. they were great engines. as much as I loved them, my experience with my former 2003 Z3 BMW showed me how much difference there actually is between the two for quietness and smooth running with the BMW being the better
Comments (18)
Yes but most modern cars are so dull that they lack any character. There are a few but I'd much rather own this.
Impressive looking car nice shot
Great looking car and engine!
very nice capture
COOL SHOT
Seeing this, I just had a funny thought remembering all the hell I went through over the years tinkering with carburetors. What a gorgeous reflection on the front quarter and door too! That's so cool.
great car, motors have evolved over the years, they should be better now.
Nice shot good old car.
I always love seeing these great old cars!... they don't make them like this anymore... and it's to bad too!.. great shot!
splendid luxuous car !!!
Magnificent reflections, in more ways than one :)
Wonderful photo, Richard! Those old Chevys were such beautiful cars!
Excellent photo Richard.Nice to know the better one.
Sweet
Cool!
Cool shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love those early 50's Chevys. My Dad had a 1953 Chevy Biscaynne when I was young. It too had the Chevy Stovebolt 6 which GM later sold the blueprints to Toyota. Toyota refined the engine a buit and used them in their earliest Landcruisers which they exported to North America. My Dad, brother & I all had Landcruisers from the early 1970s powered by the Toyota version of the Chevy Stovebolt...
Magnificent photo Richard.