1927 Model T Display Engine
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1927 Model T Display Engine
Does anyone have any photos they would share with me for that 1927 Model T display engine.
I have enough not so good parts that could be very good for a display engine.
I have photos of several of them taken in different places and times, but they are all lost now.
I have enough not so good parts that could be very good for a display engine.
I have photos of several of them taken in different places and times, but they are all lost now.
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
These guys have one in their store, bet they would send picks.
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
Here are a few cut away engines I found on the forum in 2009.
1922 Coupe & 1927 Touring
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
Thanks Perry!
They are great!
They are great!
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
I took these at the Henry Ford Museum in 1964. They might be vintage by now.

When did I do that?
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
I had the opportunity to do some conservation work on the display engine at the Wheels O Time Museum in Peoria, Il. This was an original Ford display unit that had been donated by Ford to a local school. It had the appearance of being at least partially disassembled at times in the past. My work consisted of cleaning up and conserving the unit, NOT changing the original engine paint or other important details.
Ron Dupree
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
More photos...Note that the machined surfaces had all been protected by shellac or varnish
Not surprisingly, the oil pan appeared to be a reject, unfit for use on a carRon Dupree
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
Ron and Bob, these are all great photos, thank you!
I also called Classic Auto Parts and they are sending some photos of their unit.
I volunteered to buy a catalog at least and they will have a new one in about 30 days now.
I also called Classic Auto Parts and they are sending some photos of their unit.
I volunteered to buy a catalog at least and they will have a new one in about 30 days now.
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
Let me know if you need any more photos of the Wheels O Time cutaway
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
One of our forum members made one of these a few years ago. I will not post his name with out OK. But if you keep moving this back to the top I am sure he will see it and post. Dan
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
Thanks Dan
That was me, here is a link below review of these stands, mine rests now at the Piquette Plant.
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/17 ... 1302998439
That was me, here is a link below review of these stands, mine rests now at the Piquette Plant.
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/17 ... 1302998439
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
This is the one at Greenfield Village.
The inevitable often happens.
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
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Re: 1927 Model T Display Engine
Here's another cut-away engine. This one is being auctioned in Lincoln Nebraska this weekend. Current bid is at $350.
https://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/lot-item/28jh/
https://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/lot-item/28jh/