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Posted by CY (OHTN) on March 31, 2000 at 06:04:15 from (205.230.57.54):
Would any one have any info, on converting a four cyl, Ford engine to a two cylinder engine and two cyl, air compressor. Have seen one in an old auto museum in Tn. I think but don't know for sure it was an aftermarket thing. Though possibly a home brew. I have an 8N engine that I would like to convert and put the 8N sheet metal and front running gear back on and make a trailer out of it. Thank you in advance for any info. Cranky Yanky
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