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Tuned
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Looking through my buddies barn and found this. He said it was for a Ford, but unsure what. I could not find any casting numbers on it and its stamped steel.
sorry for the size, I dont know how to make them smaller.
sorry for the size, I dont know how to make them smaller.
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Looks close to an FE pattern, but it looks like there are a couple of differences.
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Not sure what the y-block pattern looks like, that might be it.
Stay tuned, it will ring a bell with someone--so to speak.
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Not sure what the y-block pattern looks like, that might be it.
Stay tuned, it will ring a bell with someone--so to speak.
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I figured it was flathead ND. I'm gathering things up for the swap meet this weekend. I'll post on earlier post for more info. Thanks again.
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Stamped steel bell housing for a LATE ('51-'53) flathead....used in cars to hook up the 3 spd OD trans. It has SOME value.....don't scrap it.
It is not what I call a hogshead.
It is not what I call a hogshead.
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It's one of those old parts that: because they are usually never damaged in a crash, never really wear out with use, very heavy, not likely to rust away, and too new to have been melted down in WWII scrap drives, their value is limited.
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