Book Description
The V-8 engine is likely the single-most important automotive development since internal combustion. All V-8s are not created equal, and never before has there been a complete reference for every American-built V-8 engine. Now, auto collectors and restorers have one comprehensive catalog that covers thousands of domestic V-8s, from the early 20th century to today's compact powerhouses. V-8 engines are alphabetically listed by make of car and then by model year with engine serial number codes and specifications such as bore and stroke, cubic-inch displacement, and horsepower. Additional details are supplied on carburetors. All domestic automobile and light-truck models are included. Various sidebars throughout the book identify correct engine colors and list decals available for specific engines. Numerous photos are interspersed within the listings to clarify details important to restorers. • Complete coverage of domestic V-8 engines • Listings cover engine serial number codes and specifications such as bore and stroke, cubic-inch displacement, and horsepower • Sidebars identify correct engine colors and list decals available for specific engines

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The V-8 engine is likely the single-most important automotive development since internal combustion. All V-8s are not created equal, and never before has there been a complete reference for every American-built V-8 engine. Now, auto collectors and restorers have one comprehensive catalog that covers thousands of domestic V-8s, from the early 20th century to today's compact powerhouses.

V-8 engines are alphabetically listed by make of car and then by model year with engine serial number codes and specifications such as bore and stroke, cubic-inch displacement, and horsepower. Additional details are supplied on carburetors. All domestic automobile and light-truck models are included.