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Engine Components and Parts Storage

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Holman Moody is Building The LAST Original Ford GT40 MKII Chassis In The World! (Insane History)

What happens here

Paul showcases various original engine components, including side oiler 427 blocks with screw-in freeze plugs and cross-bolted mains, emphasizing their rarity and specialized design. He then moves to a section of the shop dedicated to shelves filled with old parts, stating that they have 'a plethora of old parts from back in the day.' This includes various heads, including an aluminum Ford head that was likely raced, damaged, and subsequently repaired through welding, highlighting the history and reuse of components.

Goal: Showcase various vintage engine components and the extensive collection of old parts.

Tools and materials

  • 427 Side Oiler Engine Blocks Ford — Displaying vintage, high-performance engine blocks
  • Aluminum Ford Heads Ford — Showcasing racing cylinder heads, including one that has been welded and repaired
  • Shelving Units — Organizing and storing a vast collection of old car parts

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okay you actually got a bolt that goes in like this makes it a cross vaulted mane wow you know just a plethora of old parts from this i think [Music] aluminum ford head an original piece that was probably erased and run and damaged and here it's been welded up to you know try and repair it this is the transmission station yeah this one's i leave leigh's pretty knowledgeable and can build these things he's a really amazing individual but you can get an idea of what the gears look like on the inside and the shift mechanism pretty simple this is actually the quick change gears at the back okay so that to you right there is this top litter mechanism in here too this is unique it's just the gear sets that are like a top loader okay yeah and this is like the opinion gear that's the central part which will be your ring and pinion you're fine often called the final drive how long has that been there two nights a long time you know our our engine guy a lifetime home and moody guy jimmy tucker just passed away and it wasn't long ago he was still coming in and visiting and hanging out

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