The Ford Barn

Jim Brierley · 08-30-2017, 09:14 PM

The Gemsa that hardtimes has is from the Morales Bros. patterns, lots of those sold. Note the tube in the exhaust ports, Morales made them as an OHC. He later made heads from the Rutherford patterns, long story that doesn't need telling. Earlier he made some 4-port Rileys, maybe 10 or 12, before he sold those patterns to John Vesco in S.D He also made some 2-cammers but believe he only sold castings, not sure. Everything, everything, that went thru his shop got stamped with his name, first Pasadena, Calif. then El Monte, CA

08-30-2017, 09:14 PM	#39
Jim Brierley Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Temecula, CA Posts: 4,091	Re: OHV for Model A engine The Gemsa that hardtimes has is from the Morales Bros. patterns, lots of those sold. Note the tube in the exhaust ports, Morales made them as an OHC. He later made heads from the Rutherford patterns, long story that doesn't need telling. Earlier he made some 4-port Rileys, maybe 10 or 12, before he sold those patterns to John Vesco in S.D He also made some 2-cammers but believe he only sold castings, not sure. Everything, everything, that went thru his shop got stamped with his name, first Pasadena, Calif. then El Monte, CA