Comments by "John D" (@johnd8892) on "12 Largest Automotive 6 Cylinders In The History" video.

  1. Lots of Ramblers in Australia but never called an AMC. Assembled by AMI.
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  2. Took till around 1965 before the 4.2 Jag came on stream. Earlier they thought 3.8 was the limit they could make from it
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  3. You missed out on seeing the Australian Chrysler Chargers triple Weber equipped 265 Hemi six. A photo of one used as a foldout advertisement giving the impression of likely extreme endurance testing : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZwWmTuwzts&t=133s. Also a partial explanation of the early (first?) adoption of Weber Carburation in a production engine of a US owned company. In the early seventies racing in Australia there was a move away from the trend to imported V8 engines in the race specials for Bathurst. Holden with the Torana and Chrysler with the Charger going for triple carb six cylinder cars unlike Ford. Reflecting the widespread usage of Australian made six cylinder motors in volume production, although in very basic spec.
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  4. New Zealand too got BA Barras including the Turbo version that Hubnut tested
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