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Hello I am looking for a spare engine for my 1935 Ford. I drive this vehicle often and I am going to wear out the engine. I’m looking for a spare engine that I can rebuild now. That way when the engine I have wears out I can just swap it and be on my way. 

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19 hours ago, bobcanuck said:

   Just a thought ... I believe that late 1936 engines came with insert bearings ... might be easier to rebuild (ie no babbit).

I believe you’re correct

 

I never said rebuilding would be easy. I pour my own Babbitt. I use my own mixture of antimony and lead. I’m trying to outfit my barn as a period correct machine shop and mechanic shop. I work at a restoration shop and I repair other peoples cars on the side. All prewar cars.  Mainly brass. 

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I have a late 36 engine with insert bearings For SALE.   A "LB" block, complete with heads, water pumps and intake manifold, Starter & clutch/pressure plate.   It's stuck from sitting as my spare engine for 25 years.

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17 hours ago, Paul Dobbin said:

I have a late 36 engine with insert bearings For SALE.   A "LB" block, complete with heads, water pumps and intake manifold, Starter & clutch/pressure plate.   It's stuck from sitting as my spare engine for 25 years.

Where are you located?

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2 hours ago, Mpgp1999 said:

Where are you located?

 

2 hours ago, Mpgp1999 said:

Where are you located?

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Franklin NC, 125 mile north of Atlanta GA,   100 miles south of Knoxville TN,  70 miles west of Ashville NC.   Right off US 441/23.  

Cell # 727-709-2979, Paul Dobbin or PaulDobbin@aol.com

 

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