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Ken Doyle 
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 Posted: May/09/2022 at 1:44pm |
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It's the last flathead engine used in a U.S. passenger car. I believe the Dodge Power Wagon used a H.D. version of the Chrysler flathead six through 1968.
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farna
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Jezebel, is that serial number (VIN) PT or P1? A P1xxxx indicates a 196 powered American (doesn't differentiate between OHV and L-head) made in the US at Kenosha. A PT xxxxx indicates a 196 powered car built in Canada at Brampton.
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Posted: Jul/08/2022 at 8:20am |
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Hi Rambinrev,
The spark plugs stick out from the top (flathead)
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Posted: Jul/28/2022 at 9:57am |
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Hey Frank,
The serial number is P1
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