August 17, 2015 at 6:41 pm
Hey guys,
I saw this on reddit and it has been driving me nuts, it was posted in the “autos” section, however I am under the impression that it is from the 1940’s manufactured by an a car manufacturer that doubled up to produce aviation equipment for WW2. It was found from what I gathered to be around Kansas, Nebraska area.
It was retrieved from a deceased elderly mans house and brought to a car show to see if anyone knew anything about it. It resembles the Spyker logo, however from what I know Spyker/Spijker never built an aviation V8.
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I swear that I have seen this before but am absolutely stumped!
Work your magic!
Thanks,
Rick
By: Sabrejet - 17th August 2015 at 18:52
Ford Pilot? I think Ford had the rights on ‘V8’ until the 50s (hence FIAT built to ‘8V’ (Otto Vu) etc).