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Posted By: don 1450 Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 05/22/06 10:04 AM
On Saturday, 20 May, at the Indianapolis swap meet, i met again Harry J McAuliffe from Detroit, who buys, sells, and trades vintage speed equipment. He had with him several interesting inline pieces, including a beautiful Tattersfield manifold with linkage for the Chev 216, an Edmunds manifold for the 216, a Ford flathead six manifold, and factory aluminum heads for the Hudson Hornet and Hudson. Mr McAuliffe also had an Ellis dual manifold that i had not seen before. He had been told that it was for a GMC, but it is definitely not a manifold for the large-port 270H or 302 head.

Mr McAuliffe doesn't "do the internet," but if anyone is interested in what he has to sell, i can supply an address and telephone number.

God's Peace to you.

d
Inliner #1450
Posted By: Vonratnick Re: Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 07/26/06 03:12 AM
Don,

I'm after a dual intake to fit on my 54 Belair h/t. The car is unrestored, but with a heap of originality. I could use a repopped unit from Patricks, but I'd prefer something from the era, hartman, edmunds, tattersfield, newhouse etc.

I would be very interested in getting in contact with this man. Can you PM me with his contact details.

Thanks
Posted By: don 1450 Re: Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 07/26/06 08:26 AM
Have done.

d
Inliner #1450
Posted By: John H. Meredith Re: Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 07/26/06 11:26 AM
Dear Nick;

These 'vintage' manifolds are on e-bay all the time too.

Good luck. \:\)
Posted By: Ed Pruss Re: Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 07/27/06 11:12 AM
I have one of those manifolds for my Olds flathead in my '38 GMC truck.
Posted By: Vonratnick Re: Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 07/27/06 07:19 PM
Thanks gents, all help appreciated. eBay is a god send when you are in Australia and all the good gear is Stateside, but in this instance I prefer to deal with someone who knows their stuff. A lot of intakes I see on eBay are advertised as fitting any chevy 6 - 216, 235, 261, etc. I was contemplating running a dual intake with the stock exhaust for a while, and my understanding is the 235 exhaust will not mate with a 216 intake. Also there is a difference between 216 and 235 carb sizes and manifold bore dia. Am I correct in assuming I can run a 216 manifold on my 235 if I run headers? If I do run the 216 manifold, will the reduction in bore size negate any benefit from the daul carbs?
Posted By: jmoran Re: Vintage Inline Speed Equipment - 07/28/06 10:53 AM
Von; You are correct that the 216 intake will not mate with the 235 exhaust. You may use the 216 intake but you should have the intake bored out so it will use the 235 rings. The last one I did was a Thickstun and it worked just fine. The cost was about 80.00 to have the intake modified. Headers will work fine. Good Luck.

Cheers!!!

John
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