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This is an intermittent condition. While running at speed the engine acquires a rapid ticking sound that I cannot isolate. Is it a worn timing gear and cam shaft action? It is not a wrist pin, ignition-timing or bearing knock type of noise. Thoughts? Is there a quick way to isolate a timing...

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Fan pulley - upper pulley for two belts, one large V-belt, one smaller V-belt; for F100 272CI engine Gen Bracket - to mount generator on right side of 272 engine. This is for a 1955 272 Truck engine. Thanks, TQ

Apologies for the "YY" in the title. It should be "Y-Block". Also, would like to find the correct front Engine mount to fit the 272 CI engine. Thanks for the response. TQ

Seeking two parts for a 272 Y block for a 1954-5 Ford F100: PN 8592-cylinder head water inlet p. 249 in Ford Truck Parts, Illus. Sec 80 and PN 1342 Crankcase vent tube and related parts, p. 191 Ford Truck Parts Illus. Sec 66

Good advice, it worked! Thx TQ

Dear Vanpelt. Thank you for the detailed information. I am impressed. Do you think I (a novice mechanic) could remove the rear housing without disrupting the internal workings and then remove the remnants of the seal more easily? Does that bring reassembly problems? The 3-speed manual...

Thanks, that makes sense. WILCO.

I purchased a 1955 F100 3 speed transmission from a guy who tried to remove the rear output seal. Using the seal removal pry bar previous owner (PR) managed to mangle-out the elements of the seal - the rubber, a spring looking piece. The perimeter of the seal remains in place and will be hard...

Need a bell housing for my 1954 F100 PU and new 272 engine on a stock driveline, 3 speed transmission. Original 239CI bell housing not useable. I live in central Virginia.

Serial number is EAA-6016-8.

This engine was pulled from a pickup in TN. I was told it was a good running engine at that time. It is the Ford OH 6 Cyl, with starter, carb and generator and appears like a complete engine. I was told it was a 1950-51 engine. Asking $450. Located in Eastern Virginia.

I purchased a 6 cyl overhead engine and was told i was a 1954 F100 pickup engine. I cannot determine if this is true. Markings on the engine are: NK72 F 5RR8 EAA - 615 - B Any assistance would be appreciated! Thanks in advance for the help! TQ

Photos attached. Note stamped size of rim 15x6. Any out there?

This road wheel is cast iron (some pitting). Cast letters Part 850, 35T8P, and JONES. 3 mounting screws and spacers included. Will entertain an offer. Also have an AC "Direct Drive" (left spindle) brass casting has embossed letters AC FLINT - in good condition. TQ