Name That Engine
 

If anyone can figure out what this engine is I'll be very impressed.

Answer: 1923 Locomobile

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1294971280.jpg

Hmm that is a really short stroke...

1967 Dodge straight six.....made on a thursday...

I win, it's a short stroke engine.

Leyland 120 H.P 6 cylinder

Very old, inline six, short stroke.....hmm

Chevy 216??

Boat anchor.

the engine block is cast in bronze i believe

Then it must be a boat engine..

Jag

Chrysler flathead inline 6 from the 1930's.

N

Ford 6/300CID? But not if bronze

GM Detroit Diesel 71 series?

boat engine

I vote for Jag also.
maybe from an XK120

You guys are doing it wrong.... It looks broken! Its missing some bits....

i want to say it's out of an old diesel generator.......looks too simple LOL

1923 Locomobile 6

Rare Porsche 944 prototype engine for the scuttled 946

Clarkson fan mail paper weight. Limited edition.

Old Pontiac engine from the early 60's

Looks like it has twin cams mounted in the block. Cylinders don't appear to be cast with the block.
The Wisconsin model A engines use in FWD trucks, Nelson tractors, and the Stutz Bearcat were built like that, but they were 4s. Maybe its a 6 cylinder version of the Wisconsin A ???

One thing for sure it is NOT an airplane engine.

Do we get an answer?

Pontiac was a straight 8, not a 6. (So was Buick.)

Post #19

Used in a Hoff Cabin aircraft with a (Locomobile engine) NC575 serial number H-4-2 (mfg. in Chicago)

They were short on engines back then I guess!

My friend has a Loco in in basement. Very impressive cars for their time.