Help identify this FORD engine

[34hardhead]

This is a tiny engine, about half the size of a 4 cylinder model A engine.
i picked it up from an old farm, possibly a tractor or boat motor?
any help identifying it will be helpful.
ckeck out the pictures and give your thoughts.
Thanks

 

[ctlikon0712]

Maybe the 20 HP engine used in the British Ford Anglia's? I know that it was much smaller than the 200 Cu in. Model A motor.

 

[34hardhead]

What years were they made?

 

[Lawrie]

Looks like a English ford 8 or 10hp, these were real popular in New Zealand,they were every where.
I think from about 33 up to the introduction of the ohv 4cyl and 100e ,about late 40s early 50s
Lawrie

 

[Mike V. Florida]

Maybe the 20 HP engine used in the British Ford Anglia's? I know that it was much smaller than the 200 Cu in. Model A motor.

Looks like it. From 1953 to 1959 I think.

 

[quickchange]

English Ford 10 hp or 8 hp , early ones 8hp came out in 1932, 10hp ran to 1955, 998 cc then became the 1100ccc 100E engine still flat head.Used to reverse port them & run in speed boats , Elva made an F head for them , rare, Derek from NZ rain clearing

 

[Tudortomnz]

This is the English Ford engine which started as the Model Y in 1932 & went thru until the late '40's, maybe a bit longer in certain models. They were a rated 8 & 10 hp. in the thirties. This one maybe from an Anglia, as these were available in the US & Canada. They were marketed worldwide & very popular in Australia.
Tom

 

[columbiA]

I had a 49 Anglia in the 50,s with a similar engine.-Gutless as hell!

 

[FL&WVMIKE]

Go to the "T" Forum and look at the reply from Jack Innes. He posted some photos of a really neat custom, period made, "woody" Pick-Up made from one of these English Fords. It shows the same engine.
MIKE

 

[juke joint johnny]

Your right!! English Ford engine .

They were still fitting them in the Anglia based Popular till 1959 !!

I think it was one of the cheapest cars in Europe at the time!

Then the Mini came out and blew it away !!!!

It seemed old fashioned with its rod brakes, flathead engine, and transverse

suspension

{sound familiar?? the whole car was designed by Henry Ford when the Model A was

in production} just with one major body style change in 1938

John Cochran

 

[Hotrodfil]

That's a 10hp engine - the 8hp has a smaller hole for the starter. The 100E engine has an integral water pump.