Nailhead Center

From : Annonymous

Q: hi how hard is it to get a nailhead mill einohttp//tinyurl.com/3yd6h9 .

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From : mac davis

on sun 9 dec 2007 104720 +0100 steve lusardi stevenospam@lusardi.de wrote buy a 3.5 l rover. nailhead buick design was sold to british motors corp. in the 60s. steve im glad that you knew what the op wanted steve.. i was going to refer him to the metal working group for milling machines.. hi how hard is it to get a nailhead mill einohttp//tinyurl.com/3yd6h9 mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : john kunkel

buy a 3.5 l rover. nailhead buick design was sold to british motors corp. in the 60s. steve not so. the 3.5l 215 c.i. aluminum v8 used in the land rover was a buick design but bears no resemblence to the iron nailhead buick used from 53-66 in displacements of 322-425. the nailhead is distinguishable by its verticle valve covers and is so-called because of its tiny valves that resemble the heads of nails. .

From : steve lusardi

i beg to disagree. it was also sold in the 225 ci size in aluminum and was also a very popular engine for midget sprint cars with the front 2 cylinders chopped of the block on methanol. this is what bmc bought the rights to. steve buy a 3.5 l rover. nailhead buick design was sold to british motors corp. in the 60s. steve not so. the 3.5l 215 c.i. aluminum v8 used in the land rover was a buick design but bears no resemblence to the iron nailhead buick used from 53-66 in displacements of 322-425. the nailhead is distinguishable by its verticle valve covers and is so-called because of its tiny valves that resemble the heads of nails. .

From : john kunkel

i beg to disagree. it was also sold in the 225 ci size in aluminum and was also a very popular engine for midget sprint cars with the front 2 cylinders chopped of the block on methanol. this is what bmc bought the rights to. steve i stand by my op. http//www.aluminumv8.com/tech/tech.htm buy a 3.5 l rover. nailhead buick design was sold to british motors corp. in the 60s. steve not so. the 3.5l 215 c.i. aluminum v8 used in the land rover was a buick design but bears no resemblence to the iron nailhead buick used from 53-66 in displacements of 322-425. the nailhead is distinguishable by its verticle valve covers and is so-called because of its tiny valves that resemble the heads of nails. .

From : steve lusardi

buy a 3.5 l rover. nailhead buick design was sold to british motors corp. in the 60s. steve hi how hard is it to get a nailhead mill einohttp//tinyurl.com/3yd6h9 .