Re: V8's made for the 1937 models?

Posted by bkazmer On 2010/4/13 12:59:13
I've heard someone describe a dual ignition 6 as a 12 - "just count the spark plugs". I think the "1941 V8" comment came from someone who didn't think about what the "V" meant.

The 356 replaced the 12. I'd argue it was more than up to comparison with the Cadillac flathead V8 of that time.

The Packard conversion was from long stroke, flathead, inline 8 to short stroke, overhead valve V8. I think the Ultramatic work took up resources first.

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