Hemi powered Aircraft ground unit at auction

[72Fury]

This is cool.

http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=1117&acctid=3473

 

[65sporty]

That is pretty cool, all the power units I used in the Air Force were detroit diesel powered

 

[1978 NYB]

Even has RWL's.

 

[Catfish]

Was a 346 hemi an industrial use only cubic inch size? I don't recall hearing of a 346 before.

 

[commando1]

He was gonna fix it up some day...

 

[72Fury]

Chop & channel it. Throw on a seat, steering wheel & a rear end. And dip it .

 

[tallhair]

That is pretty cool, all the power units I used in the Air Force were detroit diesel powered

This is some cool AGE equipment though huh ?

 

[1978 NYB]

Sold for $1288.

 

[patrick66]

No such critter as a 346. It would've been a 331 or a 354 Hemi

 

[commando1]

No such critter as a 346. It would've been a 331 or a 354 Hemi

Not all that many people still of working age care enough about that thing to fact check.

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[1hotplymouth]

if I recall there were 22 diferent cubic inch displacements of hemi made over the years

 

[patrick66]

if I recall there were 22 diferent cubic inch displacements of hemi made over the years

With the early Hemis; Chrysler had three, Dodge had four, DeSoto had four, and Plymouth had ZERO, for a total of eleven. Plus, the 426 (twelve), the 5.7L, 6.1L and the modern 392 ci Hemi (6.4L, all actually Polys!) for a total of fifteen. Add to that, the four-cylinder 2.6L Mitsu Hemi used in the '80s, now were are at sixteen. The Aussie six-cylinder Hemi counts, too. Seventeen, so far. Anyone else??? Feel free to add to this, because I know I missed at least one.

The Chrysler Industrial Hemis were available in just two flavors - 331 and 354.

 

[commando1]