8ba oil pan

[kendall]

hello everyone, I'm in need of an oil pan.......do you guys know if anyone makes pans for this flathead block?

[JSeery]

Best luck would be used I would think. Have you checked ebay? Should be a lot more good oil pans than good blocks!

[40ford]

May need to shop on e-pay.They show up on there off and on.

[kendall]

thanks fellas, I will keep looking.

[51504bat]

Truck pan with a clean out or a car pan? I've got a couple of each but I'm in SoCal so shipping might be a deal killer. If you can't find one closer to home PM me if you're interested. I'm going to take them to the swap meet in Sacramento on the 16th of this month but I doubt I'll sell them all.

[russcc]

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You could check with Ray Helgers in RI, 401 635 4849, he has a bunch of used ones.

[papanomad]

if you are close to Albert Lea, Mn. try rpm motor. 888 223-1864

[rotorwrench]

Be aware that there are several types of oil pans that fit this block. The truck type with rear sump was mentioned. The Ford car type has a center sump pan style, and the Mercury cars have a rear sump type that is shorter than the pick up type. There are other ones in the later 50s cars/pickups but they aren't too much different with exception to the long sump 53 pickup type. It depends on what you want the motor to fit into as to the choice you make.

[tubman]

Also, try "Shoebox Central". I've gotten a lot of oddball used parts from them.

[paul2748]

I have a flathead pan, but I believe it is a Merc and a little different than a Ford. Dipstick tube is good but there is a tiny hole in the bottom that needs to be welded up. It's a later flathead (49-53) pan.

25.00 plus shipping. I'm in NJ. Can send a picture if interested.

[kendall]

the engine will go into a F1 truck.......thanks for all the replies fellas.

[kendall]

oh, by the way.......its a 1949 v8 engine and I believe it came out of a car because its painted blue. I don't know if that makes a difference.

[JSeery]

Truck pan might be the way to go then, and the added feature of the large clean out is a plus!

[Ross F-1]

Originally Posted by JSeery

Truck pan might be the way to go then, and the added feature of the large clean out is a plus!

Undoubtedly true that it's the best fit, but the cleanouts leak like sieves. With detergent oils, there's no real reason to open the cleanout. I'm running a Merc rear-sump oil pan.

Note also that whatever pan you use, yuo have to use the corresponding oil pickup.

[s nichols]

i am taking several pans to swap meet a CR swapmeet this Sat (hawkyee downs)