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old siamese port

Looks like an early (F120?) engine except the oil cleaner is missing.

See it run:
http://foxfab4x4.com/FJ25/A1/engine/firstrun.MPG

look above the starter, there is a machined flat surface. it will tell you if it is a "F" series motor, and will have numbers next to it. there is a website online for identifying the year as close as you can. just do a yahoo search.

That is a big block F:D

for sure 135F but i dont know what carb that is a sd40 small window

Are you trying to trip up the guys here?
Pan back and take a pic of the vehicle it's in, That is a 40-50's era Chevy the one the F was copied from, notice the starter below the manifold in the pic.....Toyota never mounted them on this side.
Butch

Are you trying to trip up the guys here?
Pan back and take a pic of the vehicle it's in, That is a 40-50's era Chevy the one the F was copied from, notice the starter below the manifold in the pic.....Toyota never mounted them on this side.
Butch
Generator bitch :flipoff2:

yep, I agree. Early Chubby

[QUOTE=Jason M]Generator bitch :flipoff2:[/QUOTE
]
At the rear of the motor you dumbass briar-hopper
:shaking: :eek: :laughing:
And Toyota did mount the generators in this same location

Looks about right to me...

That is NOT a Toyota motor. Look at the rise on the cylinder head between the manifold surface and the valve cover deck. Toyota cylinder heads were much more boxey in all year configurations, locating the manifold plane just below the valve cover deck.

:shaking:

1939 Opel Blitz?

You mean something this?

http://www.wheelingpiazzas.com/pictures/fj40/DCP00556.JPG

I'll try and get some more pics from the guy. Dont have a pic of the complete rig....this is all I got.

toploader it looks like a old ford motor out of a tractor?

old siamese port

What is a siamese port and do you know what years had it?

See the front intake runner on both the engines pictured?
Siamesed port, meaning the front 2 and rear 2 cylinders intakes are siamesed, the later years are still together but there is a divider visible with the intake off, Mark or one of the other gurus will have to tell ya the last year, I want to say 67 maybe
Here is an OEM 216 in an early GM PU.

http://www.oldchevytruck.com/trucks5/19493.8d.jpg
Butch

On a totally unrelated note I found this:smokin: just thought it was unique.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Rare-1949-1-Ton-Chevy-Canopy-Express-Panel-Truck_W0QQitemZ4644452903QQihZ002QQcategoryZ5348QQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://i9.ebayimg.com/01/i/07/1a/77/16_3.JPG

Would have Chevy used a Bosch generator??

:confused?

And that truck absolutely rocks..

And that truck absolutely rocks..

Looks a shitpot like the 'F' engine that came in my '66 FJ40, tall 'stat housing and all.

Allright...it is a 1939 opel blitz.:D Fishy Pizza Topping got it....cheater......
Just thought it was worth a post. Valve cover, timing cover, and thermostat housing all look very close to the chevy/yota's.
Ill shoot some more pics when I get a chance.

Allright...it is a 1939 opel blitz.:D .

Was that you grandmother's car?

Here ya go:


Troll :flipoff2:

Here ya go:

http://www.hlj.com/images/kag/kag11009.jpg


Troll :flipoff2:
LOL

Newbie :flipoff2:

early siamese...

http://foxfab4x4.com/FJ25/A1/frame/DSC00014_sm.JPG

http://foxfab4x4.com/FJ25/A1/frame/DSC00012_sm.JPG

you guys are such tools!:laughing: