327 Mugs
Description: The new-for-'62 Chevy II was based around a new series of small engines, but engineers included enough space to fit a small-block V-8 which of course, is what every hot rodder wants in a lightweight, compact car like the Nova. For $1,500 one could install a small-block V-8 in any 1962 or '63 Chevy II, from the cheapest two-door sedan to the top-of-the-line Nova 400 convertible. Seeing buyers upgrading to V8 power, Chevrolet eventually relented, offering special a 170-hp 283 and 250-hp 327 engines for the Chevy II. With more ponies under the hood, these lightweight cars were not only spirited drivers, but made for excellent street racers that could hold their own against the big boys and even dominate with some upgrades and tuning.
Description: Explore the vintage technical design of the legendary USCGC EAGLE (WIX-327) with this detailed blueprint illustration. Formerly known as the Horst Wessel, this iconic three-masted barque has served as the flagship training vessel for the United States Coast Guard since 1946. The drawing highlights the ship's intricate sail plan, rigging, and structural layout, accompanied by vital naval specifications such as its 295-foot length, 39-foot beam, and impressive 22,280 square feet of sail area. Perfect for maritime historians and sailing enthusiasts, this professional schematic captures the historical significance and technical engineering of America's tall ship.
Vintage Blueprint of USCGC EAGLE WIX-327 Barque - US Coast Guard Training Ship. - SBD Mug
by Dreams and Sardines
$13 $18
