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Although Edelbrock owns Lunati, they use Comp Cams to actually make the Lunati cams. Now they're phasing them out, if you're on the Lunati website, they no longer have any cams listed in that section of their catalog.

Still have one. My everyday coffee maker is a percolator as well, but it plugs in.

Let me fix that perspective problem...

I'm not a fan of flat paint on cars, whether new or old.

Quarter windows are different, so maybe they're different years. Wheel openings were larger on the 73-74 versions.

No mention of your father smelling of elderberries?

Perhaps the low pressure sensor is unplugged?

Interesting way to stow the anchors.

And here I've been using plywood.

To answer the question, you won't hurt the engine. However, the side with the header may run require slight enrichment for best results, which will be hard to do on just the one side with an open plenum.

That plane was built on a crash program to take on the speed and altitude of the B-29. Ironically, the Superfortress was not used in the European battles.

You might recognize Sally Kellerman, who also played 'Hot Lips' in the original M*A*S*H movie.

The fastest piston fighter in WWII never got to see service. The P-51H Mustang was indeed built (555 of them) and shipped to squadrons in Japan, but its 487 mph. top speed wasn't able to be used as Japan surrendered before it had a combat operation.

A respectable reconnaissance aircraft with it's 470 mph. speed.

Does it make good firewood?

The Sterling was another dud. Using the chassis and V6 driveline of the Acura Legend, Rover added a luxury interior with real wood and leather, improved the handling and added their own sheetmetal. US sales were decent the first year (1987) but quickly went down, mainly due to British quality...