From: Dan Maguire (dmaguire@mchsi.com)
Date: Sun May 01 2005 - 23:35:01 PDT
"...824.8 cubic inch engine, America's biggest production engine ever"
Does that quote mean "to date"? If I recall, Hall-Scott built a whole
slew of the engines bigger than that. The H-S 6 cylinder in the dragon
wagons were something like 1090cu.in. Astounding.
Dan
Auburn, IN
1943 M3A1 White Halftrack
1963 M62 Diamond-T Wrecker (with a 602, BTW)
Everette wrote:
> And I thought 602 - 6 cylinder was a big engine
>
>
> Pierce-Arrow employed major working artists including N.C. Wyeth and J.C.
> Leyendecker to render their cars on advertisements that were literally works
> of art. By 1915, Pierce-Arrow had established itself at the highest echelon
> of the luxury car market. Its cars brought with their fine aesthetics a
> 6-cylinder 824.8 cubic inch engine, America's biggest production engine
> ever.
>
>
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