Motor City Flathead question

[Bored&Stroked]

Originally Posted by tubman

Did you see the Baron heads on the same page for $4640? (They have been reduced from $5800.)

Never say never.

I have a NOS set of Baron heads - nicely polished . . . will LET them go for $4500 . . . a real DEAL!

[tubman]

Originally Posted by Bored&Stroked

I have a NOS set of Baron heads - nicely polished . . . will LET them go for $4500 . . . a real DEAL!

Don't let this information out unless you really want to sell those. There are a bunch of "Gold-Chainers" out there who have been known to have done crazy things.

[Bored&Stroked]

Originally Posted by tubman

Don't let this information out unless you really want to sell those. There are a bunch of "Gold-Chainers" out there who have been known to have done crazy things.

Bring on the "Cray-Crays" . . . with fat wallets! LOL

[JayChicago]

Back to the original question of finding identifying marks on a MCF engine. This is how mine is marked, on right side intake deck.

Don't know when it was built, never was able to get any history on this car. Is a 59 block, Ofenhouser heads.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by JayChicago

Back to the original question of finding identifying marks on a MCF engine. This is how mine is marked, on right side intake deck.

Don't know when it was built, never was able to get any history on this car. Is a 59 block, Ofenhouser heads.

[flathead4rd]

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It's an original Potvin cam and is stamped 415. I'll try to find my original build sheet from Mark.

[danliveshere]

Here’s a photo of my MCF engine.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by danliveshere

Here’s a photo of my MCF engine.