Here is the engine to the 57 which was flawless. Notice the oval opening
towards the front of the car. This is the air intake passage that feeds
the engine.
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And now notice the tubing that is U shaped that has a similar opening in
the middle. This lines up with the one on the engine to bring in cold
air from the outside. Where does the air come from you ask?
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The cutouts on the hood is the answer to that question. And to keep out
any small birds or bugs, there is a piece of screen on the outside. You talk about a
cool way to bring in air to a motor (no pun intended), this was it and
what a great idea.
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On the other end of the spectrum we have a fully restored 57 Chevy which
was very nice.
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The engine was show floor quality clean and I love that old fuel injection
on that 283 too.
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