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had one a few years back while a was building circle track engines. steel angle and raided the junkyard for radiator, hoses and even a cheap-o underdash guage panel. bought a lot of core engines then and had all the extra parts laying around to mock it all up. wish i still had it.
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Here's the engine test stand that I wish I had... based on the Camaro sub-frame
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Apparently the significance of that image means nothing here...
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Very few things in this hobby stimulate me like this does.
I've bookmarked this since it came back home recently. http://www.firstgen.com/aussie.html ![]() P.S. Ron Norman Has a VERY Unique 1967 Autoshow Small Block engine/trans/rear display too. ![]() |
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That is really neat. Would love to see it in action.
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Found a couple pictures of my stand from back when I first used it right after throwing it together about 10 years ago. Only problem I had was I had to put the headers on upside down because they wouldn't clear. (guess I should've thought about that
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and here is a pic I just took about 5 minutes ago with nothing in it. I know it's nothing special but it kinda shows what you can do with a few scrap pieces of metal and an imagination in an afternoon.
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