Name the engine

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Name the engine

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I saw this on ebay, and was trying to work out what it fitted to too. Is it off a US outboard? I'm not really up on those, but I know a few of you are?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-bronz ... true&rt=nc
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It looks more of an inboard then an outboard.
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Interesting to find out.

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As I am now stripping a Britannia down, I have been doing a bit of searching on the net for Britannia info. I finally realised this item is the bronze bottom end of a middy inboard. I'm now kicking myself for not bidding. It would be a nice item to have at that price!

https://plus.google.com/photos/11554088 ... 1758129922


https://plus.google.com/photos/11554088 ... 9672855842

Monty and his friends have made a top job of their cockle replica. Its a great project. 8)
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These pics are new to me........thank you

Of course silly me initially.

Monty done well aye!

Why are you stripping down? You should be a bit carefull how far you go with a Brit aye?

They come apart with parts that do not go back together like you would wish. Old bits with Old habits :cry:

You may have a mission here, let us know how you go?

Very nice engineering but they do not stand the test of time for Dicking about with without some care to detail and preserving what you may dismantle each bit at a time. Hard yards for doing it.

Cred when you do!

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I'll post some pics later. The engine is quite tight, so the cylinders need to come off as a minimum.
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