chrysler flathead (need help from Mopar Norm)

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Posted by richard bowman on Wednesday, September 19, 2007 at 02:51:56 :

Was chrysler the longest (latest) run of flathead engines. It seems that they were very very late to switch (like over 10 years) mopar norm AKA granola norm from California

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Re: chrysler flathead (need help from Mopar Norm) - horace 23:11:01 09/19/2007

Re: chrysler flathead (need help from Mopar Norm) - R Rauff 18:09:01 09/19/2007

Re: chrysler flathead (need help from Mopar Norm) - Kaegi 21:30:32 09/19/2007
- Well Maybe - Paul (in NY) 21:38:54 09/19/2007
  - Here we go, the Chrysler Fluid Drive Manual - Paul (in NY) 21:59:25 09/19/2007
    - Re: Here we go, the Chrysler Fluid Drive Manual - Kaegi 00:06:58 09/20/2007
      - Some tractors had Chrysler Fluid Drive also - Clint Dixon 07:20:19 09/20/2007
Re: chrysler flathead (need help from Mopar Norm) - Paul (in NY) 19:28:49 09/19/2007

The last Chrysler product car with a FH6 was made in 1959 - Eric B. 10:46:59 09/19/2007

Re: chrysler flathead (need help from Mopar Norm) - MoparNorm 10:10:06 09/19/2007

Rambler was late too- '63? - chriscase 09:53:20 09/19/2007

Rambler had Lhead in 65' ntxt - Howard in Newcastle 13:51:58 09/19/2007
- Re: Rambler had Lhead in 65' ntxt - Kaegi 15:34:35 09/19/2007
  - Re: Rambler had Lhead in 65' ntxt - Howard in Newcastle 18:07:28 09/20/2007
Rambler still had Lhead in 65' ntxt - Howard in Newcastle 13:50:37 09/19/2007
But the real champ in industrial was a GM subsidiary - chriscase 09:54:44 09/19/2007
- Re: But the real champ in industrial was a GM subsidiary - Milo/in/Pa 11:14:46 09/19/2007

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