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Old 07-29-2011, 02:09 PM
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1941 flathead? ID help

I have a 38 1 ton with a stuck motor. I bought a rebuilt FH on eBay (buyer beware). The seller thought it was a 38, but I doubt it. The end of the crankshaft where the pulley goes on is slightly bigger than my 38, and my distributor would need an extention to reach the end of the cam.
The number on top of the bell housing is K1851 and also has 59A. Is there a definitive way to find out the year of a FH. Thanks in advance!
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Post your question here mate .....Flathead central.
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Thanks Steve. I got my question answered on fordbarn.com another good website. I'm new to flatheads, so I'll take all the info I can get. Thanks again.
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Before I rebuilt mine I read a few books and drew my own conclusions, mine is a 11A I think, 3 1/16'' bore, 221cu'' . I fitted an 8BA front cover & cam, modified SBC dist. Tex Smiths 'The complete Ford Flathead V8' and 'Ford Flathead V8 builders handbook' by Frank Oddo are good.
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Steve, thanks for the pic. This is my first restoration project, and I am hooked on flatheads.
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