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Anonymous-0 · Jan 3, 2009

I was just wondering where a guy could get some manifold gskts for one of these old girls. The engine says its a Crysler industral engine. If anyone has any idea would you please e-mail me at [email protected] for I am not on here very often. Thanks

mhmalcolm · Jan 3, 2009

I got most of the parts I needed to rebuild the Chrysler 217 flathead engine in my Massey Harris 101 Super from Andy Bernbaum Auto Parts. He has lots of new-old-stock parts, and I thought his prices were very reasonable. He even had a 1938 vintage set of .060" pistons! Kanter Auto Parts sells new engine parts, and Roberts Motor Parts also has some. I have listed the link to Andy Bernbaum"s website below. Just do a Google search for the other two. They all have good websites.
Good Luck!
Andy Bernbaum Auto Parts

Bob · Jan 3, 2009

Have you tried a local NAPA or similar REAL auto parts store?

Almost certainly the gaskets are still available from Fel-Pro or Victor and if you can get the counterman to back away from the 'puter and grab a hard-copy catalog they should be able to help you,.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 4, 2009

That would be great, I'll try NAPA or one of my other parts house. Never thought they would have them. Thanks

TGP · Jan 4, 2009

(quoted from post at 08:16:24 01/04/09) That would be great, I'll try NAPA or one of my other parts house. Never thought they would have them. Thanks

CarQuest number is MS18005

Intake/exhaust set
Napa should be able to cross that. It may also be the Victor number
as it say's Victor on the package.
Also I have been able to get most of the gaskets from CarQuest.

TGP

noncompos · Jan 4, 2009

Can't lay my hands on my CO-OP notes, but they used at least two 6cyl Chrysler Industrials: the 217 I think was on #2 and a larger on #3.
Oops: did find one note;which, FWIW, says:
#2: Chry Ind 6 31/8x43/8 201cid
#3: Chry Ind 6 33/8x41/2 242cid
"postwar models: Chry Ind 6 , 230 and 250cid".
Those were very early notes and I didn't note source(s), so don't know if accurate.
Parts catalogs sometimes list unidentified Plymouth, Dodge, Chrysler engines, but I'm told every CCptn engine has Industrial version(s).
Will see if I can locate those notes; sorry about muddying the waters. Whatever you have, gaskets should be available thru NAPA etc.

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