Re: Flathead, what do I have here?
I think it's pretty common to see a lot of mixing and matching of flathead engine components on an engine. I also agree with BarnJunk. Pull the heads and see what you find. That will tell us a lot more. I always like opening one of these engines up. It's like unwrapping a present or opening a time capsule. You get to see the size of the bore, if the pistons and valves have ever been replaced and the condition of the cylinder walls tell you a lot about the engines life.
Last edited by Seth Swoboda; 06-06-2017 at 09:43 AM.
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