While searching for Lozier parts many years ago I came across an ad in Hemmings that stated the seller had a large 6-cylinder T head motor for sale. I immediately contacted the seller, and he described it as best he could over the phone, (pre-internet days). I determined it wasn't a Lozier motor, but I decided it might work until I found the correct motor. I had a Lozier frame and almost the rest of a chassis along with a Briarcliff body. I sent him a check and he sent me photos. When the photos arrived, I knew it wasn't a Lozier motor, but I wanted it anyway. He crated it and sent it to me. He lived in Maine, and I live in Washington State.
I had it for many years and wasn't able to identify it as it had no marking except some cast numbers including a serial number. Many items were nickel plated. I searched old copies of HCCA, the AACA and spent many hours in the main library checking out bound copies of Horseless Age, Motor, etc. Never found it in any of the publications. Finally, a local guy heard about it and he came to see it. He owned an Olds Autocrat and identified it as an Olds Limited motor.
I was later contacted by a collector who had come to Seattle on a business trip. He came to see it and was overwhelmed to find it was indeed a motor for an Olds Limited. He wanted to buy it as he had the rest of an Olds Limited chassis and even had the casting of a body. He said if he could purchase the motor, he could complete the 7th known Limited. He already had two, so I assumed he knew what he was talking about. I decided he needed it more than I did as I would not want to see my motor misused.
Last I heard he was trying to sell his Limited project. I don't know if it is now one of those shown in these posts.
I never did find the Lozier motor I needed, but I did find a few others during my searches. These include a motor for a 1907 Thomas Detroit and a 1911 Pierce Arrow 48. Both of these found homes that resulted in complete cars. I eventually traded all of my Lozier parts for a complete, original 1913 Lozier Montclair touring.