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The intake is from 1958 4 ton Dodge truck model D-800 354 engine.

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I came across this at the junkyard yesterday.  Not sure what it is, but it looked a lot longer than a standard flathead.  Did they make a spitfire for the trucks in the larger blocks?

 

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Here is the Canadian D24 engine in my 1940 Dodge. It was rebuilt in about 1951. This is a 2010 photo. It definitely needs new paint now. This is on my long to-do list.

 

Phil

 

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There's the old heart of Lumpy. Chrysler Marine, B&B carbs off of little slant-sixes, and a bit of a shave off the head.

 

Wow, must have cost 40Phil a fortune to chrome that engine.

 

k.

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There's the old heart of Lumpy. Chrysler Marine, B&B carbs off of little slant-sixes, and a bit of a shave off the head.

 

Wow, must have cost 40Phil a fortune to chrome that engine.

 

k.

Ha!Ha! Yeah, a bit of gloss but next time it gets the flatter looking silver paint.

 

Phil

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The Spitfire head was a Crashler (25" engine) only thing. I believe some trucks had the 25" engine but it did not have the Spitfire head. I did pick up a Spitfire head for my Desoto engine but I have not yet installed it. 

 

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Don, what is the difference between a 25 inch Spitfire head and a non-Spitfire 25 in head?

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Is that a plastic yellow ford dip stick in your engine?

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