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And a flat head four cylinder, no less.

Cool little car.

Mickey, how about you? :whistle:
 
For the 1960 model year (last year for that body style)
they put the 997cc,overhead valve engine from the new Anglia.
These were known as 107E's.The earlier ones were 100E's.

- Doug
 
vagt6 said:
And a flat head four cylinder, no less.

Cool little car.

Mickey, how about you? :whistle:
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Would if I could.
 
Oh, my, gawd.

Flatheads are good!

Model "A" style distributor-through-the-head, some Continentals did that, too.

I like it!
 
Great little flat head (see left). Now if it just was a little closer to Oklahoma. :crazyeyes:
 
Almost the same 4 cylinder as in my 1934 Model Y Ford.
Bruce
 
Great little cars..... IIRC they have a three-speed tranny, I have a comparison road test against a Morris Minor Traveller and a Standard Ten Estate available if anyone wanted to look into this.
 
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