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Greg Ondayko
 Post subject: Slant 6 Oil Pan Options
PostPosted: Fri Dec 27, 2013 9:52 am 
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Hello I was wondering if there were any production Slant 6 Pans with a Front Sump Produced?


Looking at Doc's Picture of the Pan collection, It seems there are many Middle And One Rear sump.
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I want to Someday move the Engine in The Ruster Race car of mine back quite a Bit... A nice round number that I have kicked around in my head was 12" That would place the Pan And The steering center link In the same space.. A front Sump pan would solve all of this.. or I can Just modify or remake the one i have now..

Just evaluating options.


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I have one but can't get photobucket to let me access the picture.

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Sorry to hijack, but will a slant in a C-body, like my '71 Fury, use the same oil pan as the A- or B-body cars?
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Excellent Richard...

What chassis is that from so I may begin a search for one?


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Is it out of a (Clark) Forklift?

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The guy I got the motor from said it was out of the pickup he had there. Used the motor but still have the pick up tube and the pan that I didn't use.

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The early '60's pickup trucks used a front sump Greg.

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Sorry to hijack, but will a slant in a C-body, like my '71 Fury, use the same oil pan as the A- or B-body cars?
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