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Re: [GMCnet] Scuderi Split Cycle Engine [message #166527 is a reply to message #166515] Mon, 16 April 2012 18:39 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Billy Massey is currently offline  Billy Massey   United States
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Wow! I'm amazed! Never heard anything about this. Makes you wonder ....

bdub


-----Original Message-----
From: On Behalf Of Steve Jess
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2012 3:04 PM

Bob wrote:
"There's quite a story behind GM's effort..."

One additional factoid about the GMRE (GM Rotary Engine): AMC had contracted
to buy the engines from GM, and was already well along with designing a car
around it when the engine was cancelled. Afterward, AMC had to make do with
shoehorning a straight-six and eventually a V8 into the body designed for a
rotary.
That car was the Pacer.
Finally, getting even farther off-topic, I understand AMC was offered the
GMC MotorHome design and tooling after GMC cancelled it. Of course, they
said no thanks. I wonder if, in some alternate universe, AM General (a part
of AMC at the time) ended up building an armored GMC MotorHome instead of
the HMMVV?
Steve Jess - Boise, ID



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