The insides of a 6.9

[Oversize]

Ever wanted to know what they look like?? Obviously an old sectionized display but still very clean today:

 

[Oversize]

 

[Michel]

Very impressive.
Amazing how they sectioned the engine and all the parts and assembled it after.

 

[Oversize]

 

[motec 6.9]

Very cool I am thinking I will use a 6.9 crank for my next letter box.

 

[Michel]

Very cool I am thinking I will use a 6.9 crank for my next letter box.

I have a mate who used an inline 8cyl crank...
He's a tall fellow.. LOL

 

[motec 6.9]

Had a Straight 8 given to me in the 90's couldn't think what to do with it. Sold it what was I thinking . If I had it now I would put it in a 48/215 . It was a 263 Buick with 3 speed over drive manual almost looks like a grey motor.

 

[Michel]

Had a Straight 8 given to me in the 90's couldn't think what to do with it. Sold it what was I thinking . If I had it now I would put it in a 48/215 . It was a 263 Buick with 3 speed over drive manual almost looks like a grey motor.

Except almost twice the length... you'd have to lengthen the engine bay on that 48/215

 

[motec 6.9]

Yes but wouldn't it be cool with column shift standard steering wheel maybe some smith gauges. And widened steel rims maybe in the light green colour they came in.

 

[Michel]

Yes but wouldn't it be cool with column shift standard steering wheel maybe some smith gauges. And widened steel rims maybe in the light green colour they came in.

We're digressing...
time to go to bed..

 

[Styria]

That collection of photos posted by Oversize is simply amazing. Am I correct in assuming that they are MB Museum exhibits, or are they located elsewhere ? I suspect it's not the MB Museum. Regards Styria

 

[motec 6.9]

I though it was the one from Classic centre in California. But very cool photos