http://books.google.com/books?id=D-MDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA110#v=onepage&q=&f=false
I thought this was interesting.
I thought this was interesting.
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Popular Mechanics, June 1963
- Thread starter Unit453
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OK, I give up... were you looking at the swirl-chamber diesel? Looks like a 6.5, don't you think? 
Or maybe it was the B70 - which was named the Valkyrie, if I'm not mistaken, and may have been the fore-runner for the Blackbird. That's cool, too.
Or was it the Phonograph-and-microphone-in-a-suitcase? A 1953 version of travelling Karaoke? LOL
Cool like, Nick - thanks. i like the gasoline space heater idea for helping the diesel to start in the winter. A prototype BlueHeat.
Or maybe it was the B70 - which was named the Valkyrie, if I'm not mistaken, and may have been the fore-runner for the Blackbird. That's cool, too.
Or was it the Phonograph-and-microphone-in-a-suitcase? A 1953 version of travelling Karaoke? LOL
Cool like, Nick - thanks. i like the gasoline space heater idea for helping the diesel to start in the winter. A prototype BlueHeat.