1930s Offenhauser. Came with single winfield updraft carb, no number on the Offenhauser plate, and a CLUTCH! Clutch has been removed and fuel injection has been added in place of the winfield.

I don't like them too much. If you're giving one away, it would sound really good in my old Plymouth.:O:

For about $17k you too can own one! This one originally came as 91ci. I believe it originally ran on gasoline because of its age. The modifications made that I know of were 40 over pistons done by Ken Hickey and the fuel injection system that Joe added. The thing is a beauty.

I am old enough to have grown up in the Offy times. I won a CSRA midget championship in 1961 and ran Tampa Fairgrounds Sprints in 1962. The Offy's were a sound that I will never forget. I raced 48 years before retiring and I think the old Offy's were the greatest sound in racing. One of the prettiest sights I remember is at Canfield,Ohio Fairgrounds in 1947 when the pits were filled with a field of new Kurtis Kraft Offenhauser midgets. Sorry you young racers had to miss this time.

Gorgeous, simply gorgeous!!

After Carb Day At The Speedway Is Over! Many Offy Champ Cars Will Take To The Track! Watson Roadsters Dirt Cars And A Few Rear Engine Offy And Ford Power Cars

Ok What Is Your Name? Did You Win In A Offy?

I don't think $17,000 would touch that, maybe one more 0.:rolling
Joe

Actually that engine in the picture was purchased for $16,500 very recently.

When They Where New A Midget Engine Was Under $5000 And Not Much More For A 220ci Or 270ci