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Re: Non-running Super C is really a C (pics)
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Posted by Dale in Ar. on March 31, 2004 at 09:24:12 from (162.39.135.42):
In Reply to: Non-running Super C is really a C (pics) posted by Jim.UT on March 31, 2004 at 08:02:36:
The "C" and Super "C" are basicly the same as far as size and looks go.The Super"C" has a 123 ci motor where as the "C" has a 113 ci and about 3 hp. difference.The Super"C" has a water pump and thermostat where as the "C" uses thermo-siphoning(I thing that is what it is called,anyway hot water rises to the top of the motor from the bottom and circulates through the radiator,top to bottom).The tin on the Super"C" is taller at the radiator,15 inches to 18 inches.Brake pedal arms are different,Super"C" has curved arms where as the"C" has straight arms.That is about all there is in differance as far as I know,I has a Super"C" and I like it,just need to paint it to complete my restoration.Go for the "C" ,you won't be sorry.
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