1941 Ford Trucks powered by 9N engine...

Ed S. · Feb 1, 2010

Somebody told me these things could pull a plow.

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Ultradog MN · Feb 1, 2010

Palmer Fossum had one of those.

jeffalex2 · Feb 1, 2010

Thanks for sharing...My dad asked me that very question last week while we were tinkering with the 2N

Bob - MI · Feb 1, 2010

Nice article.

Thanks for sharing this.

Colin King · Feb 1, 2010

Cool! Thanks for posting.

KenInGA · Feb 1, 2010

Other vehicle of note powered by the 9N engine:

Ford GPW "Jeep" used alongside it's Willys and Bantam cousins in WWII.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 2, 2010

Willys won the contract for new Jeeps. They couldnt build fast enuf, so Henry Ford built the first 2000 quickly, with 9n GP motors at 40 HP. They were used for training only and never saw combat. The willys motor had 60 HP and was much better.
The 41 trucks up to one ton could use the GP motor. Very unloveable.
The 9n jeeps were salvaged early, and some motors were used in Ascot Racing, running 5000 RPMS.

1941 Ford Trucks powered by 9N engine...

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