'68 Shelby Clone
I have been working on my car recently, I took apart my engine to see whats what and it is actually really clean. I upgraded the original carb and intake to a RPM Air Gap, Holley 570 cfm, and a MSD distributor. I also am going to replace the stock fuel pump with a new edelbrock one. Ill post more pics once i put it all on the car. Here are some pics...

That's our '66 Ford Bronco in the backround.





That's our '66 Ford Bronco in the backround.




nearly done :-) you'll definetly be good to go for the summer
engine looks very clean inside. no gunk etc. those studs long enough to aim the intake in there? did you port the exaust side of the heads? when i'm back I'm going to install my new headers. have them in the garage for a month now. stainless steel as well, shiny like yours ;-)
edit: did you change the wheels? they look further in (more normal) than in older pics ?!
engine looks very clean inside. no gunk etc. those studs long enough to aim the intake in there? did you port the exaust side of the heads? when i'm back I'm going to install my new headers. have them in the garage for a month now. stainless steel as well, shiny like yours ;-)
edit: did you change the wheels? they look further in (more normal) than in older pics ?!
Last edited by kalli; Jan 26, 2010 at 09:27 AM.
Great looking!
Have to ask if your leaving the front parking lights white or painting them to match the car? I'd think painting them red to match would blend them in and look much better.
I forgot to take these in for paint along with the car so I painted them myself one day in the garage. In our case I thought of painting them black but went with the body color and glad I did.
Have to ask if your leaving the front parking lights white or painting them to match the car? I'd think painting them red to match would blend them in and look much better.
I forgot to take these in for paint along with the car so I painted them myself one day in the garage. In our case I thought of painting them black but went with the body color and glad I did.




