While researching for parts to
rebuild the engine on our 1934 Hemmings Speedster, I came across
something I had never heard of before, namely that Ford offered four
cylinder 9N tractor engines as an option on some of their pre-war model
trucks.
The 1941 sedan delivery series 1NA and pickup series 1NC
1/2-ton and 1ND 3/4-ton were equipped with the 119.7 cubic inch tractor
engine which had the same bore and stroke as the Mercury 239 flathead
V-8. These engines were commonly referred to by Ford salespeople as "a
half of a Mercury" and could deliver a little under half the horsepower
of the flathead.
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