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Ford Flathead V8 on 2040-parts.com

US $700.00
Location:

Augusta, Georgia, US

Augusta, Georgia, US
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This started off as a donor motor for a 1940 Ford Coupe project. However it proved to be simplier and cheaper to just put in a Chevy 350. So its been sitting every since taking up space and collecting dust. According to all the research that I have done, it is a late 1940's to early 1950's truck Flathead. I am assuming it is 239 c.i.. As you can see it is almost complete, and does turn over, However, I would recommend a rebuild. It needs to go, so if you got a project and want the correct look of a flathead then this is your motor. Please call or text me directly at 706-799-0217 and I will try and answer any other questions you may have. But I must forewarn you that I don't know much.  I look forward to hearing from you soon & Happy Bidding!!

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