Mike from MI
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🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Model T engine head...........
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Should be a date code on top at the back. Doesn't look exactly right right? Maybe an older one?
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Have to cheque for some kind of casting number
Looks like a bit a clean tho . . .
But unfortunately , would nt be worth it w the damage it has
Looks like a bit a clean tho . . .
But unfortunately , would nt be worth it w the damage it has
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I've got the crankshaft to go with your find. LOL
I found a crankshaft earlier this year on a site being cleared for development. ( About 5' from a brass-screened wellpoint.)
I found a crankshaft earlier this year on a site being cleared for development. ( About 5' from a brass-screened wellpoint.)
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