Is it home made! Sump looks like something I made in form 2 metalwork.
morrisman1,
Nov 8, 9:05am
BMW v8 where the flow is reversed!
socram,
Nov 8, 9:11am
Nope.All wrong.Yes, it is a Riley, but not a Riley engine.Keep going.Certainly glad I was watching that rather than Falcodores at Puke anyway.
un_known,
Nov 8, 9:13am
cadillac
ninja_man,
Nov 8, 9:14am
holden s/c 3.6!
thejazzpianoma,
Nov 8, 9:16am
I will play the odds and say Fiat, that covers the majority of decent engines in the world.
thejazzpianoma,
Nov 8, 9:18am
Actually, if I may I will take an extra guess. Given how close those pipes are to the paint and the lack of blistering I am going to say its electric. That and the very square sump which may not be a sump at all.
howz_that,
Nov 8, 9:19am
Rotary!
socram,
Nov 8, 9:20am
Nope.Try a bit of lateral thinking.
Apparently beautifully constructed - but I didn't get the chance to talk to the owner.Anyone who would sabotage a car like that with a Subaru or Honda or heaven forbid, rotary engine wouldn't be too popular!
nathanmac,
Nov 8, 9:28am
Cessna - or whatever sort of engine they have in them!!
peja,
Nov 8, 9:31am
Chery!Great Wall maybe!
morrisman1,
Nov 8, 9:33am
I don't think it would be an aviation engine, it would be unusual for the manifolds to be like that.
unless of course they have flipped a tiger moth engine upside down! They were inverted 4 cylinder.
So my guess on that note will be a gypsy major engine
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