Show us your in liners.

Show us your four, six and eight in line engines. I always thought these engines had a ton of personality and charm to spare. I have had many over the years and have fond memories of everyone of them. Here are a few of my in liners and a few of other in liners I have know of over the years. Some of the engines include 1956 Chev 235, 1957 GM 261, 1957 GMC 302, 60'S Chev 250 and 1952 Hudson Twin H.

Pontiacs All-New 1966 Overhead Cam Engine (OHC6)

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mariorojas2005msn on Dec 25, 2020 said:

Nice posting George. In liners deserve a lot of credit for their contributions to the development of the automobile car engines. My Dad's 63 Impala wagon had the chevy straight 6 235 and it was peppy as well as economical on gas. Cheers! Mario

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azmusclecar on Dec 26, 2020 said:

I have some great pics of my Pontiac OHC 6 in my 1966 Tempest but I can't seem to post a pic of it. Love to help comply with your request George of adding to your thread but it seems all I can do is add text.

Maybe I am missing something.

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mariorojas2005msn on Jan 17, 2021 said:

Hey Rob you can post pictures of your 66 Pontiac Tempest 6 ccl now. Brandon made it happen. Regards, Mario

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azmusclecar on Dec 26, 2020 said:

I know Jeff has some great pics of the OHC in his Lemans........

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57timemachine on Dec 26, 2020 said:

I have no idea how others can post pictures of their own. Can an American Torque moderator let us know how to do it. Cheers.

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mariorojas2005msn on Dec 27, 2020 said:

I just sent Brandon an email on how to do this if possible. Let you know his response. Mario

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Brandon on Dec 27, 2020 said:

Let me see if I can figure out a way to do this. Cool idea, thanks!

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Brandon on Dec 29, 2020 said:

I'm working on making it possible for anyone to add photos to certain pages, like this one. I had partial success with the GMC 302 drag engine, but that created another problem. Will try something else tomorrow.

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57timemachine on Dec 29, 2020 said:

Brandon, all your efforts are very much appreciated. Cheers to you sir.

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Brandon on Jan 1, 2021 said:

I think other people can add photos to this page now. See just below the last pic for [Add photo]. I'll test it later.

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mariorojas2005msn on Jan 2, 2021 said:

Great job Brandon! I was able to add my Dad's 1971 Chevelle in line 6cyl photo. Happy New Year, Mario

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57timemachine on Jan 1, 2021 said:

Brandon, thank you for your effort. Cheers

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57timemachine on Jan 4, 2021 said:

Mario, please tell us anything on your dad's 71 Chevelle 250 in liner. She looks real sweet. Do you still have it. I had a 70 Chevelle 300 sedan (2004-2010) with a 250 in liner and man could that sucker move out. Cheers.

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mariorojas2005msn on Jan 5, 2021 said:

The 71 Chevelle was a station wagon and Dad was given this car by a grateful neighbor who was moving out of state and did not need it. Dad was always there for family, the neighbors and friends with a helping hand. Later on Dad gave me this car when I needed another car and he bought a new one. A few years later I gave the car to my brother-in-law when he needed a car. This car has gone through the whole family. It was finally sold to someone else and unfortunately we lost track of it.

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azmusclecar on Jan 17, 2021 said:

Great work Brandon......excellent........thanks for taking care of us.........nice to see all these

in liners. The MOPAR 225 was also a leaner.

Does that make it a leaner liner? :-)

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Show us your in liners.

Four, six and eight in line engines.

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