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Daily Archives: February 3, 2026

Alphabet Soup: Demystifying the Chris-Craft Engine, part 2

Blog, News, Northern California/Lake Tahoe ChapterBy ACBS Rudder MagazineFebruary 3, 2026Leave a comment

By Lew Dobbins, Northern California/Lake Tahoe Chapter The Model K and M series are the most commonly used engines built. The number of variations are staggering. The Model K is built on the Hercules QXD and QXLD series of blocks. The Model K was introduced in 1937 as a 221.4 cubic inch six cylinder. It…

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