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#59410 03/25/06 11:24 PM
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I would like to learn more about the 1918 Chevy V8; where would I find information on this motor?

I have done the web search and there isn't a lot that I can find there.

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Try here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~scrippsbooth/

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#59412 03/26/06 03:07 AM
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The best source for the 1917-19 V8 engine data is in the Chevrolet Service Manual [1919 edition].
Gary Wallace has this available for $24 at the below link:

http://fp3.antelecom.net/herb/gary04bm.htm

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Thanks guys, JYD I think the area with information on the V8 might be "out of service" right now on that site...or I can't find it??

I got into a discussion with a guy at a car show last week about V8's, he was of the opinion that Olds had the first V8 and that Chevy only had a V8 starting in '55, couldn't believe Chevy had one in '18.

Here is a pic of one that I found on the web.

1918 Chevy V8

Do you think there will be one (or more) at the National Show this year?


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#59414 03/27/06 01:03 AM
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I am bring my 1918 Model D5 to the Anniversary Meet.
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