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Old 01-13-2008, 08:25 AM
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226 Flathead questions

I have a Ventnor boat that has a 226 Ford engine in it (with a lot of marine specific parts then attached). Questions:

What (if any) are the diffferences between a truck and car 226 G series engine from 1946?

Does a casting number of K19311 on the side of the block near the oil pan rail mean anything to anyone?

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