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1945 ford gpw engine bearing caps
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1945 ford gpw engine bearing caps
by napaguy » Tue Apr 17, 2012 3:21 pm
These were removed from a 1945 ford gpw engine. They are all f and gpw marked including the bolts. I would like 100 plus shipping for everything
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Re: 1945 ford gpw engine bearing caps
by Adam » Wed Apr 18, 2012 5:14 am
Where is the rest of the engine block?
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Re: 1945 ford gpw engine bearing caps
by napaguy » Wed Apr 18, 2012 7:37 am
The block has already been sold
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Re: 1945 ford gpw engine bearing caps
by Michael O. » Wed Apr 18, 2012 9:00 am
I'm sure the person who bought the block would want the caps...the caps are "matched" to the block. Without the original caps, the block and new caps will have to be line bored so they will match.
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1942 GPW# 2647, 2/26/42
1943 GPW# 104111, 3/23/43, USA-20369245 and USN 88667 "Bayonne NJ NSD"
1944 MB # 379204, 10/9/44 USA-20640967 and USN 22XXX "AD COM PHIBS PAC"
MVPA #13861
WANTED: Slat Grill MB and an M2, M2A1 or M3 Halftrack
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Re: 1945 ford gpw engine bearing caps
by lt.luke » Wed Apr 18, 2012 10:49 am
Same for the rod caps, but not as critical. I've scrapped a block for lack of caps. These blocks have stepped main caps (each a different inside diameter) as such, it takes someone with quite a bit of skill to complete the job & is expensive. It can make the cost of rebuilding a block cost prohibitive.
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