Big port intake for flathead with model M winfield

[scott hills]

[/image]Polished aluminum intake I bought in the early 80’s I thought from Bill Rader but Dan M. said somebody else made them model m Winfield size B it has a steel plate sweated on to the mounting flange done years before I got ran well on my car has Ben hanging on a wall for at least 3 decades. 700.00

[scott hills]

See if picture works this time

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[scott hills]

Don’t know why they’re sideways

[TRDxB2]

Don’t know why they’re sideways

Here is the simple explanation for this case based on the perspective of it laying down. If you used a smart phone its displayed the way you held the phone/as the image appeared on the screen. To rotate to the desired position you need to use an application on a PC, Tablet or phone.

[scott hills]

thanks Franck nothing is simple for me on this phone my kid talked me into

[blauvelt]

Doing better than me, I just gave up!

thanks Franck nothing is simple for me on this phone my kid talked me into

[Dan McEachern]

Just to close the loop- these intakes were made by a pretty talented SoCal hot rodder by the name of Bud Hand.

[Mike Penserini]

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Maybe the original manifold is Winfield.

[big2bird]

Certainly looks like a 66C. I have a block here with machined
Intake ports for that one. Originals were aluminum.

Could be a copy. Years ago I had Tony Manachi make a run of 100 MA manifolds. 66A

Still looking for a 66B.