Model A Ford Engine Cylinder Head / Air Compressor Plate Adapter Conversion on 2040-parts.com
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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This is a commercial head for Model A Ford by Gordon Smith & Company to pump air. I don't know if it was used as an air compressor to pump air into a tank or perhaps it was connected to some other piece of equipment that required a steady source of air flow. The outer two cylinders would run the engine and the inner two would pump the air. This is the only part of it I have...no other accessories or parts. No cracks or breaks. Spark plug threads are good, I ran a tap through them.. Thanks for looking!
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