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Join Date: Oct 2024
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Hi all, Im looking for some help decoding the rebuild tag on a flathead I just picked up for my Model A. I’ve seached the internet for a few weeks without much success; figured I would throw it out to the experts.
Attachment 582273 Attachment 582274 Attachment 582275 https://imgur.com/a/flathead-vaYFG1g Thanks for the help! Shane Last edited by Shaneff76; 03-03-2026 at 11:22 PM. |
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Join Date: Oct 2024
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Apologies- was going to post a photo but it wont allow me.
Plate states rebuilt date as 11/21/47 in Windsor Ontario C39A. 6199. A C39T. 6211. Q 89. 6303. J 81A. 6331. J C01TS. 6333. F Last edited by Shaneff76; 03-03-2026 at 06:27 PM. |
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Shane, I'm guessing these numbers were (are) stamped into a metal tag. Correct?
They specify the bearing journal diameters that were utilized during the rebuild. Are you certain the first set of numbers are not 6169? The 6211Q means the connecting rods are .030" oversize. All main bearings are .020" over.
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Thanks for the reply Kube- Yep, I’m certain that the numbers are 6199 and yes they are stamped into the metal rebuild tag.
I will try and post a photo again. d592342a16373df511d900a8f55d90aa.jpg Last edited by Shaneff76; 03-03-2026 at 11:21 PM. |
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