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I'm cleaning up the garage a little and guess I'll never use this oil pan. Anyone need it for just the shipping? Hate to scrap it. Looks like it was boiled out but then got surface rusty.

Slight shelf wear.....very rare....one of a kind.....might be NOS......great deal at 1/2 the cost.....near mint......don't pass this once in a life time deal up ;) PLEASE....I'm tired of tripping over it.

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it go on a engine. is there a prize for guessing this? i don't need an oil pan. i could always use the oil that goes in it. 30W. merry xmas. capt den

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Reg;

Although I do not know what it fits perhaps you could have the taxi driver drop it off when he finally swings by! I have wasted the past several years of my life waiting by my mail box for your taxi (that is no longer a taxi) to give me a lift for a reasonable fare:D :D :D

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it go on a engine. is there a prize for guessing this? i don't need an oil pan. i could always use the oil that goes in it. 30W. merry xmas. capt den

YOU WON !!!! 5 gallons of 30W that could go in it.

It'll be on the big brown truck and at your place tomorrow.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v154/olddodges1/MVC-014S-1.jpg?t=1166661595

And Don. You are correct. I traded the Taxi for one of these so you should see it tomorrow in your driveway with a surprise package for you.

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YOU WON !!!! 5 gallons of 30W that could go in it.

It'll be on the big brown truck and at your place tomorrow.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v154/olddodges1/MVC-014S-1.jpg?t=1166661595

And Don. You are correct. I traded the Taxi for one of these so you should see it tomorrow in your driveway with a surprise package for you.

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Wow Reg;

Cant wait:rolleyes:

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No flat head Ford V8's here. I don't really remember where this pan came from. I think it was in some old Mopar I dragged home so I assumed it was Mopar. I'll ask my Bros. One has 38 Ford trucks and the other has 48 ford trucks. Over the years I've rescued both of them several times on the roadside and towed them over here for repairs with my Mopar 6. Hmmm.

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Do you have any pics looking down on it like it would fit on the engine. From the side it kinda looks like it could be small chevy may be early 265 283,but that oil filler tube is very different than any small block chevy pan I have seen. They put 265 283 and 327 in some combines so maybe that is the deal with the oil filler tube!

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Here's a photo of a Ford flattie oil pan. Still in pursuit of trivia I guess.

I'll get a photo of the inside tomorrow bmt47p-15.

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this type of oil pan looks like the one on the Dodge truck 49-53 vintage or maybe newer. I'll look tomorrow and see if that is what I have. Then again, it may be the one I'm looking for.??:confused:

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That bolt on plate for inspection, screen cleaning out to be a give away..I am not familar with it though...lots of pans have the dip stick built in..continued practice way into the 70's as I have a 383 truck pan (rear sump) on the big block in the 41 Dodge ..also it is a 6 quart pan..

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You Pilot House guys nailed it. My truck has a 251 in it so I couldn't compare it to my engine.

OK Don....now ya know what you're gettin !.......unless one of you Pilot House guys needs it.

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