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I uploaded these pictures of a blue flame in-line 6 on a 1953 Corvette convertible. Can someone verify if it is genuine? |
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|File:Corvette_1953_Blue_Flame_in-line_6_Engine.JPG|Blue Flame Inline 6 Engine on a 1953 Corvette |
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|File:Corvette 1953 engine.JPG|The other side of it. |
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Why was the Chevrolet Straight-6 ingine called Stovebolts? David
Rochester carburetor
Which of these engines were fitted with a Rochester carburetor? See Rochester Products Division where there is little early history. Rupertlt --Rupertlt (talk) 01:08, 25 February 2011 (UTC)
Oldsmobile's flathead straight six in Chevy and GMC trucks
In the Oldsmobile's flathead straight six in Chevy and GMC trucks section, an IP editor put the following comment:
(an edit) It is my understanding that they used an Oldsmobile engine in 1937 and a Pontiac Engine in 1938.
It doesn't read very well on the main page, so I shifted it here. Stepho (talk) 01:44, 26 April 2011 (UTC)
More Spartans?
I don't have it in front of me, but there's a GM "75 Years" history which mentions a 400ci inline 6 available in 7 ton commercials, too. TREKphiler any time you're ready, Uhura 22:32, 1 May 2011 (UTC)
Picture
I uploaded these pictures of a blue flame in-line 6 on a 1953 Corvette convertible. Can someone verify if it is genuine?
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Blue Flame Inline 6 Engine on a 1953 Corvette -
The other side of it.
