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Bid on a rebuilt 248 cid engine from a 1949 buick super, thinking it might be easier to drop it in instead of waiting for the rebuild. Thanks to all for the leads. The book does not s. The 48 is different but will work in a 41 by changing the front mounting plate. The 48 and later mounts are.

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A 4 for special, a 6 for century, a 8 for roadmaster and a 9 for limited. No clutch or pressure plate. The 48 is different but will work in a 41 by changing the front mounting plate. When buick brought out their first straight eight the head of the firm insisted it fit in the engine compartment of the.

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When buick brought out their first straight eight the head of the firm insisted it fit in the engine compartment of the old six cylinder model. On the early engines the first number was hand stamped and represented the model of the car. Dropped out of the bidding at $3700. Bid on a rebuilt 248 cid engine from a 1949.

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According to my standard catalog of buick 1946 engine numbers started with 4558037 and 1947 engines ended at 4999880. I'm looking at a 248 straight 8. I know from other peoples unfortunate e. The engineers complied although they had to pull every trick in the book to get the engine short enough. It is a small series engine, black valve.

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I'm looking at a 248 straight 8. When buick brought out their first straight eight the head of the firm insisted it fit in the engine compartment of the old six cylinder model. What experiences exist for engine stand use with a buick straight 8, specifically the big 320? This was from the po’s running coupe and it was destined.

Buick Straight Eight Engine - Will a 1953 263 engine swap in to 37 buick special? Still don't have the car, though, so just as well. It is a small series engine, black valve cover (no other coat of paint other than black), lower block is definitely turquoise like other production straight eights after 1941; According to my standard catalog of buick 1946 engine numbers started with 4558037 and 1947 engines ended at 4999880. Dropped out of the bidding at $3700. The engineers complied although they had to pull every trick in the book to get the engine short enough.

No clutch or pressure plate. The engineers complied although they had to pull every trick in the book to get the engine short enough. The 48 and later mounts are near the center of the engine. Buick straight 8 engine numbers have a pattern and that pattern changed in the 40's (i think). The flywheel will mount in any position on the straight eight, all old motor repair manuals tell you to mark the location before removing.

No Clutch Or Pressure Plate.

Am continuing to look for engines, though. A couple things come to mind. Dual intake with 2 stromberg aerotype carburetors and air cleaner. Dropped out of the bidding at $3700.

The Engineers Complied Although They Had To Pull Every Trick In The Book To Get The Engine Short Enough.

Strange numbers on the numbering surface that don't correspond to anything; When buick brought out their first straight eight the head of the firm insisted it fit in the engine compartment of the old six cylinder model. What experiences exist for engine stand use with a buick straight 8, specifically the big 320? According to my standard catalog of buick 1946 engine numbers started with 4558037 and 1947 engines ended at 4999880.

On The Early Engines The First Number Was Hand Stamped And Represented The Model Of The Car.

Thanks to all for the leads. This was from the po’s running coupe and it was destined for the convertible. I know from other peoples unfortunate e. Will a 1953 263 engine swap in to 37 buick special?

I Think The Chevrolet Ohv, Inline Six, Produced From 1937 To 1962, Also Known As The Stove Bolt, Was Something Like A Little Brother To The Buick Ohv Straight Eight.

The 48 is different but will work in a 41 by changing the front mounting plate. The 48 and later mounts are near the center of the engine. I'm looking at a 248 straight 8. The flywheel will mount in any position on the straight eight, all old motor repair manuals tell you to mark the location before removing.