Engine On CL

[davehc]

Looks like what could be a good deal on an engine on Craigs List . I have no connection with this , thought someone may be looking for one , I already have a rebuilt backup .
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/5351353657.html

 

[Synchro909]

Probably another Model A been rodded.

 

[hardtimes]

Looks like what could be a good deal on an engine on Craigs List . I have no connection with this , thought someone may be looking for one , I already have a rebuilt backup .
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/5351353657.html

Looking at the THIRD pictured equipment, I'm wondering what the heck clutch disk is that ....if 30s engine
I'm thinking that that (solid) disk is from a '28...no ?

 

[hardtimes]

Probably another Model A been rodded.

Maybe not. I just looked at one of a buddies engines last evening, that has been stored inside for years. It came from some type pump station..looks better that the one pictured in Michigan.

 

[Rowdy]

Nonsprung center clutch stock clutch as original late 28-36. I have quite a few of them, 2 which are relined. Rod

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

The clutch disc without springs was the original Model A disc.

 

[Farrell In Vancouver]

By the looks of the flywheel housing, what ever engine it was tied to previously, was throwing lube around.

 

[hardtimes]

Nonsprung center clutch stock clutch as original late 28-36. I have quite a few of them, 2 which are relined. Rod

Hey Rod,
If you know, how do these nonsprung disk hold up compared to the more modern disks with springs ? They sure look to be THINNER than disks with springs.

 

[mike657894]

50 dollar fenders http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/5346467582.html

 

[Rowdy]

As far as I know they are the same thickness. There was a person on the old Fordbarn who said he ran them in all 3 of his A's as he had a couple of the ones with springs that broke. He claimed no difference in performance. The A is light enough that I doubt you could tell the difference. Rod

 

[Ross/Kzoo]

50 dollar fenders http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/5346467582.html

They would sure make nice fenders to practice on.

 

[Terry NJ]

I would like that Autolite heater cover!

 

[CarlG]

I would like that Autolite heater cover!

You can have it - - - for $500

 

[hardtimes]

They would sure make nice fenders to practice on.

Those front fenders look pretty pretty to me ! The ones on my '30 roadster didn't look that nice to start with. And, I don't know squat about metal repair...but they became serviceable...eventually !

 

[hardtimes]

As far as I know they are the same thickness. There was a person on the old Fordbarn who said he ran them in all 3 of his A's as he had a couple of the ones with springs that broke. He claimed no difference in performance. The A is light enough that I doubt you could tell the difference. Rod

Thanks Rod,
I read where this type disk has some benefits over the sprung type, but I don't know first hand. First off, it was said that a guy would not have the 'loose spring' syndrome with springless model; then It was said that the flywheel to crank bolts heads would not cause problems , by being hit by this disk, when the flywheel facing was cut way down ?
Maybe I'll try one on next change out !
If you are lightening your load of A stuff, and the rebuilt disks are part of that process, maybe you'd PM me, eh

 

[Rowdy]

Yes, the farm will still be for sale so I will be loosing my place to store parts. I have moved some of my parts to my garage at home to get pic's and list them for sale. I have not dug those out. May be Febuary before I get real busy with this as it is very likely I will be layed up most of January recovering from surgery. Any good ideas on what to do with 10+ rear axle hsgs after I salvage all of the usable parts from inside them? Rod