Pulling Apart a Friends' Stovebolt Chevy 235 - Who Built This Thing?
A good friend made a generous offer, three engines for the price of building one. He wanted to keep this late 235 believing that it was a hot engine. Hot it may have been, but there are big problems! Come along and let's see what we find. email: [email protected] website: ratzlaffmotorco.com Want more videos? Go to my channel and click "Join" to become a member!
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