Exploded Flathead

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vilanar

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Fortunately not in reality.
But does anyone know where to get exploded view picture or poster about Flathead engine.
Need one for my garage wall.
Thanks

Ari
 
Here is an exploded view poster of a '35 Ford FH engine and transmission but I don't remember where I got it.

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I use mac's data a lot and got parts there, plan to go to him for parts first from now on. It's the only ethical way to be after all he and Shelly have done for us.
 
Mac VanPelt has loads of useful information on his website and carries most engine parts.

Shadetree
 
vilanar said:
Fortunately not in reality.
But does anyone know where to get exploded view picture or poster about Flathead engine.
Need one for my garage wall.
Thanks

Ari
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Ari, I have exploded some in reality during my wild and troubled youth :eek::)
 
I think the Early Ford V-8 Museum has an actual "exploded" engine on display. Perhaps they have posters or photos of it, or could make photos of it.
 
Royal Ryser said:
I think the Early Ford V-8 Museum has an actual "exploded" engine on display. Perhaps they have posters or photos of it, or could make photos of it.
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The EFV8C/A Foundation Musium has some 'cutaway' model engines but I don't remember seeing and 'exploded' models like the one in the picture I posted. If you go back to the pictures I posted of this years Auburn Meet the cutaway engine pictures are there.
 
I've had this for years and it has been so helpful. It also as views of the trans, brakes, rear end, wiring, fuel delivery and has a total of 12 pages. It is a flip chart and may have been used training mechanics or in the service department for 1936 Fords because it lists all the part numbers.
 

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Contact Bob Bauder at Race Car Restorations in Crestline,CA .He has them(lge poster size) for about $22 pp.Wall size 5' X 6' $450 + postage.909-338-6193.
 
done4 said:
I've had this for years and it has been so helpful. It also as views of the trans, brakes, rear end, wiring, fuel delivery and has a total of 12 pages. It is a flip chart and may have been used training mechanics or in the service department for 1936 Fords because it lists all the part numbers.
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I have the same thing, but for 1938.
 
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