1951 V8 Merc. Flathead Engine And C4 Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Poynette, Wisconsin, United States
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Motor was built several years ago, Too old and too long ago to remember a lot of the details now. I had it in a 50 Ford about 5 years ago and it ran very well. We put a rebuilt C4 on the motor at that time. Did not like the car and sold it but kept the motor thinking I would find another car someday but all done building cars now. I put in over $10,000 when the motor was built.
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