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Fascinating, looks like more than your normal "anomaly"
then.<br>
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Norm<br><br>
At 08:38 AM 10/1/2016, Ron Fraser via Tigers wrote:<br>
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Currently there appears to be an anomaly, a mystery if you will,
regarding the early B19KC engines.<br>
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I have very few entries for the early B19KC engines which makes analysis
difficult .<br>
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All the blocks and assembly dates so far are earlier than expected.<br>
It appears right now that Ford refurbished earlier built engines to Tiger
engine specifications for these early B19KC engines.<br>
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The B19KC engine group starts at # 5564 – B19KC.<br>
I suspect there are about 500 engines in this early B19KC group painted
black but I don’t know. This is another question that would be nice
to answer.<br>
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Just trying to solve this mystery.<br>
Contact me off List for my Original Tiger Engine Study worksheet – it’s
easy to file out – no disassembly required.<br>
I’m always looking for more information about all the Tiger engine
groups.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Ron Fraser<br>
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