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Use one or two of the marine 327's.

Wayne


ps.  Forgot to remind you about page 59 from the Renix manual.



On Mon, 05 Dec 2005 16:20:39 -0500 farna@xxxxxxx writes:
> I thought the same thing. One of my "retirement projects" is to build 
> a fair sized (22-28 feet) Sharpie style power cruiser. AMC powered, 
> of course! This won't be a real fast boat, but I'd like to be able 
> to pull a skier. I've got a 199 that needs rebuilding, though I have 
> thought this might be the ideal application of a long stroke 
> flat-head six... maybe even the turbo model I keep fantasizing 
> about! Boats need lots of low end torque. 
> 
> On December 5, 2005 andrew hay wrote:
> 
> > yow!
> > 
> > a few years ago, i got to see inside a fairly big engine shop here 
> in
> > haverhill.  the owner had one of those ex-pt-boat packard engines 
> and
> > wanted to build a criuser around it much like this one.  i wonder 
> if
> > it's his?
> > 
> > btw the block for that v12 stood on end nearly as tall as i am.  
> the
> > cylinders had individual water jackets that looked like giant
> > stainless-steel juice cans.
> > 
>
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