Custom-Built Two-Cylinder V-Twin Chevy Engine - Engine Builder Magazine

Custom-Built Two-Cylinder V-Twin Chevy Engine

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Yes, you can see and hear this engine fire up! Do us a favor and just watch the video. Johnny Gardner, a 50-year motorcycle rider and a 40-year Sprint Car engine builder, recently completed this build using old Sprint Car engine parts and made this unique V-Twin Chevy awesomeness. Check it out!

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