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As aprt of my tour of a Salvage Yard (see Salvage Yard in NE Pa), I came across this engine. Owner could identify it...Can you???
51 Crosley Hotshot
51 Crosley Supersports
50 Crosley Farm O Road
41 Crosley Convertable coupe
48 Crosley Panel Delivery
48 Crosley Convertable
52 Crosley Wagon
49 Crosley Wagon
47 Crosley Pickup
Nash Metropolitan?
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Has a vaguely Lycoming look to it, especially the bolt thru the water inlet. Maybe from an early Towmotor?
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Lycoming was the first impression from the owner of the yard that had it. There must have been 200 50's back engines in that area.
51 Crosley Hotshot
51 Crosley Supersports
50 Crosley Farm O Road
41 Crosley Convertable coupe
48 Crosley Panel Delivery
48 Crosley Convertable
52 Crosley Wagon
49 Crosley Wagon
47 Crosley Pickup
What are the lines going to the front shaft/pulley? Fuel pump? Pic res is too small- make out the #'s on head.
Definitely not the OHV British Motor Company 948 used in the Nash Metropolitan (it's the same engine as the Sprites and Midgets and early Morris Minors).
Sorry the resolution was not better, it was in with this grouping
51 Crosley Hotshot
51 Crosley Supersports
50 Crosley Farm O Road
41 Crosley Convertable coupe
48 Crosley Panel Delivery
48 Crosley Convertable
52 Crosley Wagon
49 Crosley Wagon
47 Crosley Pickup
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