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#4194 05/25/2003 8:09 PM
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I got a 194 free. Are there any parts that cross over to 235? 216? 250? Waterpump, intake, head, valve cover? Thanks.Rdude.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt randude cool

Do you know what the engine came out of or what year it is?

If the engine is a 63 to 65 vintage, it will have some parts intercangeable with the 194/230 250 engine family. It will not have any parts that will work with the 235 or 261 engines.


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#4196 05/25/2003 9:50 PM
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Thank you! I had never heard of a 194 until I did a cast # search. You can teach an old dog new stuff.

#4197 05/26/2003 3:17 PM
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randude, They also made a 153, but it's a 4 cylinder. Believe it or not the 194 will also have some parts on it that will fit a 292.


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#4198 05/27/2003 12:08 AM
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Hi Randude51. smile
194 were made from 1929-1933or4? Then came the 207 (actually 206.8 but thay call it 207)it was made 'till mid '36. Many parts will cross over.
Later in '36 came the 216, that's when the alot of the parts start to differ. I ain't no expert, but maybe this will help you in your research.


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#4199 05/27/2003 1:17 AM
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hi gents &gals 2...maybe someone can help have a 52 3800 that someone transplanted a 235/261 in the only #s on the dist. boss are F415L i realize the F for flint....could this be a 261it would be ashame cause2 1/2 gals of rainwater out of crankcase & adixiecup of oil is not good! eek frown

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