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Block Manufacturer : Ford Block Material : iron Cylinders : 4 Cubic Inches : 200.5 Bore : 3.875 Stroke : 4.25 Block Year : 1928 |
Head Manufacturer : Miller
Head Material : iron Cam : In block Cam Drive : Gear Driven Carbs : 2 Winfield “S” Head Year : Era : Model A/B | ||||||||
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Harry Miller designed a line of heads that were to be used for industrial applications such as log splitters and irrigation pumps. Schofield Incorporated of America bought out Miller in 1929, a mere few weeks before the stock market crashed and the United States lost over 26 billion dollars. Miller was paid $150,000 and a $60,000 retainer. | |||||||||
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