For one point: Identify the make of internal combustion engine pictured, and the vehicle in which it is installed.
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May I ask? Is it amphibious?
Looks like a Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth engine, they were practically the same from the early 30's until the late 50's, but what is that two cylinder "air compressor????" for?
Quote from: ropat53 on May 24, 2013, 06:22:12 PM
Looks like a Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth engine, they were practically the same from the early 30's until the late 50's, but what is that two cylinder "air compressor????" for?
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Millions of person, from all walks of life, have seen this vehicle in action, and have been propelled by it.
Airport service vehicle?
Far from that.
Public transport, bus?
A form of public transport.
Is it an steam engine, train look alike?
A train it is.
Is "THE WA" got to do with Walt Disney?
Not a Disney train.
The image shows a flathead 6-cylinder engine from the Chrysler Corporation, built in about 1953.
FWIW
Is this vehicle in the USA?
The Chrysler connection was established earlier.
This installation was completed before 1953, and used within the US.
So, to clarify, am I right in thinking this is a small gasoline-engined railway locomotive?
Is it The Walter P Chrysler locomotive from the Detroit Zoo built in 1949?
Quote from: pnegyesi on June 08, 2013, 12:55:32 AM
Is it The Walter P Chrysler locomotive from the Detroit Zoo built in 1949?
That's it!