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07-01-2004 05:14 PM #1
How do I get my hands on one????
Where can I find a good Flat Head Ford V-8? Can they be mated to an OD auto transmission?
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07-01-2004 05:48 PM #2
There are several places that sell Flatties. Check Hemmings Motor News. In Michigan it's Motor City Flathead. Also Flathead Jacks (out west Arizona?)comes to mind.
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07-01-2004 05:48 PM #3
The key word is "good". They are still out there and some restorers have them available, but most I have seen are cracked, usually between a valve seat and a cyllinder. I offer below the Internet address of the source of the "French Flathead" which looks very interesting but expensive. Keep in touch if you get a good block because I have a 4" stroke '49-'51 Merc crank with used rods and pistons with flywheel.
http://www.reds-headers.com/html/ffh.htm
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
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07-30-2004 10:03 PM #4
flathead avaliable
I've got one sitting in my shop.
Four deuces on a Weiand manifold, aluminum heads, ported, relieved, 299 cid, 59A block.
Had it since '65, time to let someone enjoy it since I've got too many other irons in the fire
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09-19-2005 12:45 PM #5
I have a 53 merc block and crank machined and ready for assembly. I also have all the original stock parts...heads,rods, waterpumps, pulleys,etc. The shop that machine the block and crank checked it for cracks after cleaning and before machining. I have too many other projects going...I may never get around to using this engine. Send an e-mail if you have any interest in it.
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