Cool vintage engine illustration
 

From a site my wife frequents:

http://www.etsy.com/listing/60483480...-works-vintage

http://danzbb.com/images/fordbarn/engine_drawing.jpg

Re: Cool vintage engine illustration
 

Those "valve caps" would allow you to change valves without removing the head.

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They say 27 Model A

I guess they are saying "early 28"?

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Is that even a Ford engine? It looks a lot older than 1927...

Doug

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If it's a Ford engine at all, it predates the Model T. Note that the engine is headless.

I don't know what it is.

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That looks like the Original first Model A engine 1903 -1906 ? i am guessing about the date...Remember Ford made the model A way back in the beginning then decided to make the Model A again later in 1927 ... REB0b in michigan

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It's not the 1903 Model 'A'. That one was a two cylinder horizontally opposed layout. Nowhere on these drawings does it say it's a Ford Model A. The seller in all ignorance is calling it an 'A'.

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Could be one of the other models up to the T if it's a ford at all.

The early fords

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I don't understand how the valves and sparkplug are connected to the cylinder? It looks like its blocked off with a water jacket in between.

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I don't think it's a straight sectional cut. I think they've cut down through the valve chamber for no1 cylinder, then dog legged to the cylinder of no2 cylinder to give you a view of both areas.

Re: Cool vintage engine illustration
 

ive seen Buick engines that were similar to this one
there was no separate head