By junkyardjeff - 15 Years Ago
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I just got back from the Detroit Autorama and swwn a model a with a Y block that looks to have a mechanical fuel injection system,it looks similar to the marine carbs but had no identification. I tried to post a piicture of it but it would not load up.
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By Gordie T - 15 Years Ago
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Was the car a pink 56? called Cotton Candy?
I just got back from there too. Good show.
Gt
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By junkyardjeff - 15 Years Ago
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No it was a black model a in the basement.
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By Bob's 55 - 15 Years Ago
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Gordie T (2/27/2010) Was the car a pink 56? called Cotton Candy?
I just got back from there too. Good show.
Gt
Yeah, It was a '56 Model A... Sorry had to go there, haha.
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By lowrider - 15 Years Ago
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I missed the basement while I was there. I did see the "cotton candy" one though. A few y-blocks there, so it was a good show. Met Gene Winfield while I was there by his gold (32 I think) pick-up. Nice guy.
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By junkyardjeff - 15 Years Ago
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There was a 32 with a Y block that had a blower that was electric and powered by a starter motor and I got pics,the basement had the not so shiney cars and the tuners.
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By bloodyknucklehill - 15 Years Ago
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Here's a link to some good shots.. You're right it seems the much cooler stuff was downstairs from the pictures i'vwe seen http://www.bangshift.com/gallery/Detroit-Autorama-2010-gallery.html
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By MoonShadow - 15 Years Ago
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Fifth row down on the extreme right. That Flat roof, primered T sedan Is owned by a nice young fellow I met in Dearborn last year. It's a 368 Lincoln with "the right stuff". Engine assistance was provided by Royce! He hopes to get to Columbus this year. The car is a real original hot rod owned by his father ar one time. Great car with a great history and Y powered. Wow! Chuck in NH  He is also the owner of the Larsen roadster. A classic piece of 50's - 60's hot rod! A really great survivor! Check it out at this link: http://jalopnik.com/366500/the-larson-engineering-special 
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By junkyardjeff - 15 Years Ago
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The black A fenderless p/u 7 down all the way on the left side is the one with the mysterious mechanical fuel injection.
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By MoonShadow - 15 Years Ago
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Hard to tell in the picture but it looks like a boat intake with 2 carbs. It's such a weird looking combination that anyone that hasn't seen one would be taken aback! Picture below is only running one carb. Chuck in NH 
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By junkyardjeff - 15 Years Ago
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I thought it was a boat carb but it had no carbs and the injection system tucks down low close to the valley pan,I got a close up picture but I cant get it to load.
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By MoonShadow - 15 Years Ago
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Try opening the picture in the program you use to edit. Right click, copy and then paste it into the message body. Should work. Or EMAIL me the picture at chuck3eagles@comcast.net and I'll put it up for you. Chuck in NH
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By MoonShadow - 15 Years Ago
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That is a boat intake. Looks like the regular carbs on it. Same side drafts as the Blue Flame Corvette 6cyl. I can't make out much detail on the carbs though. Chuck in NH
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