What Chevy engine was sold to Dodge so they could make the same engine? - chevy blueprints
I read it, but I do not know what it was. He said that way back when, as had in the sixties, or at a particular time GM sold the apartment of one of its engines for the Dodge, so they could make the same engine. What engine is it?
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Chevy Blueprints What Chevy Engine Was Sold To Dodge So They Could Make The Same Engine?
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I had to do with engines manufactured in Canada.
http://www.allpar.com/mopar/canadian.htm ...
It was principally concerned with the use of blocks with similar engines. Durning also the Second World War together --- each for everyone in what was once the factory space and had no power of man. Government contracts were gold.
Dodge is not good, so I doubt it.
there is nothing even remember something like a Chevy in a Dodge. Could imagine you must have some.
215 CI
GM sold the equipment and license the right to 215cid aluminum V8 Rover in the mid 60s to produce. The same basic engine is still used in the Land Rover in the 90s. GM has never been used in a Chevrolet, but two different versions were produced, including a different version Olds f-85/cutlass password, and a Buick version (angle valve, valve covers were over) in the lark special, and some in the Pontiac Tempest / LeMans.
The design of the Buick V6 was sold in 1967 and bought Jeep in 1974.
In 1955, the engine of 265 cubic inches one of the smallest V8 engines from the U.S. Big Three has been offered "(see 264 Buick Nailhead, 241 Plymouth non-Hemi and 241 Dodge Hemi.
This may be what you are looking for listed companies in the history of the relationship between GM on Wikipedia.
I am a GM has a hard life, but all brands have something to offer. Well at least I've never heard of it. Bumper you ask him, on this site from Yahoo Answers. seems quite well informed. I read somewhere that was in the development of the Dodge Viper first initiated by a corvette and edit from there. I can not remember where I read it or if it is true, but who knows. Could it be? ?
sold its aluminum Buick V8 Rover in the 60s, which is used in the Triumph TR8. Perhaps it is
CHRY Estate Group has bought the Sunbeam sports car, but the engine did not fit and we scraped in 1968
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