oddball y-block

sidevalve8ba

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I was recently at the late Bill Smith's Museum of American Speed in Lincoln, NE. While there I came across a most unusual y-block. How about Weslake heads and fuel injection?



Notice the distributor moved to the front.
 
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Speedy Bill's house has some of the coolest engines anywhere. Many people may not know it, but the Y block was built much latter in Argentina, and small versions of it were used in many forms of racing.
 
Hey Sidevalve,

Thanks for sharing that, I went to school in Lincoln and never heard of the place. I guess the poor student aspect of life there had some influence.

Best,
Steve
 
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