RE: IML: first hemi heads - who sir, no not me sir, then who sir, Tucker

I seem to recall that somewhere around 1906 International Harvester had a hemispherical head combustion chamber. Unfortunately I'm not having any luck putting my hands on any supporting documents. :-(

Ken

67 Crown 4 drht

69 Satellite (RoadRunner wanna be)

63 Power Wagon

01 Durango

01 300M

04 Ram 2500 CTD

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Subject: IML: first hemi heads - who sir, no not me sir, then who sir, Tucker?

OK, Mikey, I'll bite. Who did do the first hemispherical head?

Wm. R. Ulman

Seattle, WA

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Subject: Re: IML: first hemi

While its no doubt that Chrysler Co. built hemis and is probably the most

noted builder of them from its automotive history, its NOT the first engine

builder to build a hemispherical combustion chambered engine.

Mikey

62 Crown Coupe

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