Originally posted by Arn Easy engines? My first car was a '51 Chev sedan, with the old 216 six. You could stand up in the engine bay to work on it, and didn't need many tools to take it apart.
The new VW engine - I check the oil and fill the windshield washer fluid. The computer looks after everything else, so with all those electronics I got the 10-year extended warranty.
But...216 CI = 3,540 cc @ 92 HP, vs. 2,000 cc @ 292 HP! I cannot work on the engine, but the engine sure works!
Might as well add another pic, so following Edom31's lead, here is another tire. (Those were on the car until this morning - snows are now on, as BC law requires snows for driving over the passes into the Interior after October 1st.)
My first owned engine was a Royal Enfield 346 cc single in a bike made in 1946. In 1956, I bought it and a bunch of parts from Fred Deeley in Vancouver BC, got it home, took the engine and transmission into the basement, rebuilt them and had wheels (of a sort) for grade 12. I was made in 1940, well September 1939, but I hid out until June 10, 1940.
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SOME PARTS IN WORKING ORDER