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#924117 03/02/2013 9:00 AM
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Very cool, like to see more pics and the story. There was one on ebay few weeks ago, it this it?
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Be sure to show us a pic when you get all of it assembled. Its wayyy cool.


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it will be a couple of years till I get it installed. (I still gotta pay myself back for IT yet)
but when an opportunity like this arises, you gotta take advantage of it.
It was more like an interview than a sale, the fella was very concerned as to what I was going to do with his baby. I'm pretty sure if I had said I was going to race it, he wouldn't have sold it to me.

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That is an awesome find. Did the guy have it for a long time? Did he ever have it installed and running?

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That's incredible!!! You don't stub your toe on one of those at the swap-meet! Congratulations!


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He has another one that he has installed on HIS engine, I don't really know much about it, besides he is very well respected in the 12 port community, he says it passed magnafluxing but I am going to get it done again just to be sure, he says if I'm not happy he will give me my money back. And for the price of it I am definitely going to get my name in the the 12 port registry.

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Chevy or GMC?


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15 bolt chevy, the GMC's are easy to find. I guess I should qualify that, I haven't seen a wayne head for the GMC yet, but so far I found a brand new fontana/skinner for $4500, the fella wouldn't budge on the price. The other was the last of the arias version of the howard 12 port, brand new, for $2500. If anyone is interested. the howard may still be for sale. I almost bought it, but since I have no GMC to use it on, it wouldn't have made much sense. I do however have a 216 to use the wayne head on.....

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Hate to do this but what is it?

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I was hoping someone would ask that question smile. Obviously a custom head and intake, but what are the specifics? What does it gain?

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it is a wayne 12 port head. Look it up, they are like the holy grail, I have been trying to find one since 1984. There were only about 125 of them produced, mostly for full race applications, bonneville, things like that. Many of them have been broken due to such treatment, so each passing year they get harder and harder to find. And, no I won't say how much I paid for it.

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wow very rare ORIGINAL wayne 12 port . check out this video , i dont know if the head they are running is original but it sounds fast .

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Terrific. Hope you posted this on Inliners.


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Read the whole story here. Congrats brokenhead.




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And notice its an iron version not the more common aluminum version, but it do have a funny intake and see the standard exhaust manifolds in the background--'way cool!!!

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I have no idea what they were up to with that intake...

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Originally Posted by Pete52
Hate to do this but what is it?

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A rare piece of inline history . . .

The Twelve Port Story - Part II

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It is a 12 port head for the early 5 cyl eng, 6 intake ports on one side and 6 exhaust ports on the other. A rare find and a gooe performes on the older motors. Made the old 6 in a row run with the old V/8 flatties.


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my wife actually lets me keep it in the house till I get a chance to install it. I don't even want to put it in the garage...

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Congrats.


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Interested in that Howard 12 port. Can you get me more info and pics? I'm building a 302 as we speak. Thanks

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Jim, click on "Historical" here, there's lots of info on them, but like brokenhead, you'll spend 30 years trying to find one grin

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Sorry, I thought Brokenhead said the Howard might still be for sale if anyone was interested.

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