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The Lucky Star 03-12-2021 11:20 AM

A little help with engine identification (not a Ford)
 

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This vehicle was in with a large automotive stash up in the hills. I've been struggling to identify it. I figured it would be easy peasy for this community.

There is an indent on the grille shell which held the badge that may offer a clue. The motor looks similar to a Metzger 4 cyl. but I haven't been able to find a 6 cyl. photo.

Thanks again for humoring a non-Model T post.

J Franklin 03-12-2021 11:58 AM

Re: A little help with engine identification (not a Ford)
 

Post this on the AACA.org website for ID. They have a thread just for "What is it?"

The Lucky Star 03-12-2021 08:43 PM

Re: A little help with engine identification (not a Ford)
 

Thanks. I was told it was a 20's Studebaker Super 6. Neat!

15max 03-13-2021 10:15 PM

Re: A little help with engine identification (not a Ford)
 

It looks more like an earlier engine and radiator to me. Maybe 1916-1918. Yes, Studebaker. I think the hood might be off of something else and earlier.
Hope you find out more.


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