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Off With Her HeadAfter stripping away most of the ancilliary equipment, Ryan and I lifted the head from the engine. This is what the engine compartment looked like after we were done.
The timing gear is clearly visible at the front of the engine and the studs march back from there. Through the grill you can see the front of the block and the pulley on the end of the crank.
Here you can see the head sitting on the floor below the empty wheel arch. The suspension is sitting on the floor in front. Back to Table of Contents |
                           
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