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Well, the crooks chopped up the car so basically all I have is a frame and an engine. I was extremely lucky getting the engine back. It’s sitting on a pallet waiting for me to do something with it. How would I go about coming up with a price on this engine if I do decide to sell it?

Well, I have some good news. I got my hot rod back (mostly). Now I have no idea on what I should do with this engine... any ideas?

Hello friends, my car was stolen last night and because of the heads and carbs I thought this might be a good place to start trying to catch the scumbags who took it.... any ideas on how I can get the word out that they were stolen? Not everyday these heads and carburetors pop up for sale. Any...

I have additional photos (mostly look the same) but I can post them as well. If it will let me.

Well looks like I'm back on this topic again. As of late, I'm trying to identify what heads I have. I believe them to be the road version. This first picture is on the back side on passenger side of car. because of clearance it is difficult to get a good look. I may remove them this...

When I bought the car the guy told me it was a 302 or a 305. Any chance it still could be or anything relatively simple I can do to really be sure?

Here is the second. For some reason it only took one?

I took these pictures. Let me know if they help.

How would I go about stripping the paint properly? should I buy some paint stripper and apply it and gently remove with a brush? Also, the entire segment on the crankshaft diameter and width might as well be written in Chinese to me and I apologize for that. I know what the crankshaft is, I'm...

I found this picture on another thread. The casting numbers are clearly not on my engine block where these are... Any ideas?

Ok so I couldn't find the casting numbers anywhere so I removed the starter and still found nothing. Could they be under the paint? I took a picture so if you know where to look I will remove the paint and find it. P.s. How should I remove the paint without scratching the numbers? The carbs are...

Thank you for the response. I have read other forum topics and I have checked the block and cannot find the stamped numbers. The rear side of the motor is tightly up against the body which makes it difficult. If I knew exactly where to look it may be easier to find. As for the Webers, would the...

I recently acquired a 1923 model T as it was parked in a neighbors garage rotting away. He said the engine was a gurney Weslake 302. I haven't spent a lot of time on it yet because I would like to know what I have. The time I have spent tinkering with it the weber 48 Ida carbs were expensive and...