the coolest thing I've seen today, the engines that made hot rodding fun. by the artist "Zombie"

found on http://mentallydefectiveandborntoolate.tumblr.com 

chain drive dual overhead cam, on a v twin. Cool

found on http://ottonero.blogspot.com/2011/11/chain-reaction.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+OttoneroCafeRacer+%28Ottonero+Cafe+Racer%29

I love 100 year old cars, airplane engines, and Top Gear... here they all are at once as Clarkson takes on Brutus

found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/yachtclubdesavionsdelaroute/

wow, this is the cleanest design I think I've seen

found on http://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com ... it's a Victoria 35 Bergmeister

the Lenki Six

Miss Detroit had a 1916 Curtiss race engine

photos from http://www.woodyboater.com/classic-boats/miss-detroit-iii-as-she-was-meant-to-be/ which  was also known as Miss America III

 If you're interested, Miss America VIII had a pair of beautiful engines like this http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/07/carguychroniclescom-has-good-variety-of.html

Hand made Mercedes V-12 motor made from 53 materials hand forged by 35 craftsmen in Morocco

by Eric von Hove

the whole gallery and write up at http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2013/08/eric-von-hove-mercedes-v12/

Nine months in the making,V12 Laraki began when van Hove dismantled a mercedes engine and then set about creating faithful reproductions of every single component, some 465 parts and 660 bolts made of casted copper.

the Pure Vision / Anvil Mustang was at the Surf City Garage annual car show today, first time I've seen it... amazing suspension

Rolls Royce airplane engine in a hot rod, Goodguys has some interesting stuff to see

in the above shot the engine looks pretty damn good!

the entire car is handmade oversize, maybe to scale, I don't know. But to get that enormous engine to fit they made the car with a ratio that would work with the engine size

Pony Photos Blog, you've got to check out this guys site!

Just two photos from his trip to the Germany Museum of Technology...

and a sample of the excellence of his photography. This guy is great!

this is great stuff! http://ponyfotos.blogspot.com

Shelby crate engine prototype, 427 Hemi

the Sylvester II, revived from a 1960's show car (an amazing one) after the widowed owner could barely give it away

 That guy with his head in my photo? That's my buddy Mike. I decided to make him famous with this shot.

For the Hot Rod Magazine quality photo gallery taken in a studio, and the story in full: http://sucksqueezebangblow-juice.blogspot.com.br/2012/12/sylvester-iii.html

 BEE UUU TEE FUL engine
and that very fine chain to the carbs? Works.

Check out the suspension in the floorboards, trick stuff for the 1960's

variety in engines that hot rodders have stuffed between the front framerails