<p>Ford's Model T put America on wheels. His flathead (valve-in-block) V8, introduced in 1932, was durable, powerful, and extremely adaptable and is the engine which inspired three generations of hot-rodders and put America onto the race tracks. "How to Build a Flathead Ford V-8" was written with machine-shop experience and features all the parts and procedures for three distinct engine build-ups. Detailed information features all clearances and machining procedures and includes 250 photos in full color.</p>

How to Build a Flathead Ford V-8 (Motorbooks Workshop)

Engineering & Transportation

George McNicholl

Automotive

Motorbooks, International

<p>Create your own vintage V-8 hot rod engine with these complete plans and step-by-step instructions. Building a fast and powerful vintage V-8  engine is within reach of any dedicated street machine enthusiast--if you have the right information guiding you. All the engine parts must fit correctly, and they must all work together for the engine to attain its maximum potential. Hot Rod V-8 Engines shows you all the essential in's and out's--through detailed descriptions, complete parts lists and thorough assembly directions for eight proven and classic engines.</p>

Hot Rod V-8 Engines: Building Vintage Power and Performance (National Street Machine Club)

National Street Machine Club

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Books by George McNicholl

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by George McNicholl. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

How to Build a Flathead Ford V-8 (Motorbooks Workshop)

Hot Rod V-8 Engines: Building Vintage Power and Performance (National Street Machine Club)