Flathead 337 into an F-1
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. I'll be looking for a few things for this project I will need. The hardest will be the original motor mount steel. The previous owner cut out the originals to drop in the 302. If anyone knows of any please let me know, otherwise I'll keep an eye out pretty much everywhere for these.
Here's one pair.
You'll likely also need a stock transmission crossmember if yours is cut to fit the transmission.
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Those of you with '52's, are your perches missing one rivet? A long, long time ago there was a thread on the old MSN flathead board about those perches. Turns out none of them had the rear rivet. Another piece of Ford trivia...
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I'll have to poke my head under the hood the next time I'm over by the storage barn and take a look and maybe a pic. I'm wanting to think that mine are bolted instead of riveted, but I could be wrong. It's been quite awhile since I've paid that much attention to them. Riveted would make more sense. I know it was originally a V8 truck and still is.
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Good luck on the transmission crossmember. They're hard to find. The Model A and rat/hot rod guys are also after them.
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F1 Center crossmember - THE H.A.M.B.
I noticed this one on the HAMB. Seems a tad steep in price, but what do I know? I hadn't really ever paid attention, but I had never realized that there is a spot on the right side of these crossmembers for the master cylinder as well (assuming for foreign countries?).
I noticed this one on the HAMB. Seems a tad steep in price, but what do I know? I hadn't really ever paid attention, but I had never realized that there is a spot on the right side of these crossmembers for the master cylinder as well (assuming for foreign countries?).
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View from the underside. You can see where the new motor mount is bolted.
I'll have to check my 52 Panel to see if the motor mount perches have three or four mounting holes. I'm suspecting the originals had four and that the non-stock motor mounts on the spare frame pictured above were bolted through the holes for the original perches.
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F1 Center crossmember - THE H.A.M.B.
I noticed this one on the HAMB. Seems a tad steep in price, but what do I know? I hadn't really ever paid attention, but I had never realized that there is a spot on the right side of these crossmembers for the master cylinder as well (assuming for foreign countries?).
I noticed this one on the HAMB. Seems a tad steep in price, but what do I know? I hadn't really ever paid attention, but I had never realized that there is a spot on the right side of these crossmembers for the master cylinder as well (assuming for foreign countries?).
Whenever I had any, I had no problems selling them at about $75 each. $120 may seem like a high price, but you never know when the next one will come along.