You are currently viewing our forum as a guest, which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our community, at no cost, you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is free, fast and simple, so please join our community today!
I am still looking for an 8BA or Mercury flathead in or around Northern Georgia. Southern Tennesse, South Carolina, and Alabama are all considered close so anybody got any info?
__________________
If it don't fit, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks, chalk it up as a learning experience.
There was a time when I thought she was wrong. Turns out she was not wrong, she was mistaken.
" Life's tough. Life's tougher if your stupid. " John Wayne
Do you know what model it is? I would really like to have an 8BA and I think they were produced from 49 - 53. Let me know when you get it I would like to look in to it anyway.
What city do you live in? If you are 60 miles NE of ATL we are probably not that far from each other.
__________________
If it don't fit, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks, chalk it up as a learning experience.
There was a time when I thought she was wrong. Turns out she was not wrong, she was mistaken.
" Life's tough. Life's tougher if your stupid. " John Wayne
I'm look'n for a Flathead V8 to replace the Flathead six I have in my 47 1/4 pickup. I live in colorado... would be willing to go and pick up the engine...and still willing to pay you, JD, How much are you wanting for it??? PM me with a price might be able to work something out....or I can be reached at bradley.d.west@us.army.mil
I have an engine for sale if you know of anyone looking.
Here is the info. that I got off the net, with the numbers that I entered. Is this information correct? What year is this engine?
239 CU. IN. FORD V8 (3.9L)
INTAKE: ECW9425-A
RED FORD: ("D" ROTATED 90 DEGREES WITH A CIRCLE AROUND IT) + 2
FIRING ORDER: 15486372
BLOCK: EBV6015C (1946-53)
48.L (CIRCLED)
Passenger Side Head - EBU6090 48E: FORD 16
Driver's Side Head - EBU6090 06V: FORD 11
Intake: 59V (I believe!)
There was a letter "B" over both number "9"s in the part number.
EBV is a 239 cu. in. V8 from a 1955 pickup and has small cam bearings.
ALL FORD BLOCKS HAVE 6015 in the block casting number.
Block identification number generally on side of block above oil filter for blocks cast at Cleveland.
I've been told that there are only 40,000 original miles on the engine. Can you help me determine what this engine really is?
I don't know much about the 55 trucks. I do know that flathead production ended in 53. I think there was a 239ci Y block but I am not sure. If you don't get a better answer, try posting this in the 1948 - 1960 forum. I am sure someone there could tell you.
__________________
If it don't fit, get a bigger hammer. If it breaks, chalk it up as a learning experience.
There was a time when I thought she was wrong. Turns out she was not wrong, she was mistaken.
" Life's tough. Life's tougher if your stupid. " John Wayne
the 8BA was produced from 49-53 in the states and from 49-54 in canada. Dont forget to look up here, we got lots of old trucks. I might be mistaken but didnt the 55 have a 272/292 y block? If its a flat head you prolly dont have the right heads for the block (up here in Canada its a bad problem) People always replace a head or two. Your best bet might be the numbers off the intake. Heres a link to check if its a flathead or not. http://www.vanpeltsales.com/FH_web/f...53_239-255.htm
That is the firing order for a flatty tho.
__________________
Chris
1953 Ford F100 Custom Cab
1950 Mercury Monarch
2004 Ford F150 STX 4x4
This forum is owned and operated by Internet Brands, Inc., a Delaware corporation. It is not authorized or endorsed by the Ford Motor Company and is not affiliated with the Ford Motor Company or its related companies in any way. FordŽ is a registered trademark of the Ford Motor Company.
