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#214282 07/25/11 12:44 PM
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Would anyone happen to know where I could find an engine crank for a 1928 Chevy 2 door sedan in decent condition?
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I have seen them on occasion on eBay


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I have one, it seems to be fine, I had two engines and had one rebuilt, this is just extra.

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Just remember the 28 has a longer shaft than the early ones
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Gregg:
If you're willing to let it go, how much are you asking? Do you a photo you could include?
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I'm not at my home right now, but as soon as I am I will take a photo. I'm not sure of it's value,what is the offer? I will need to find out about shipping also.

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Doug, I subscribe to a paper out of Lancaster PA. and listed this week is a 1928 engine and radiator core for sale. No price was given but it is located in Cecil County, MD. phone # is 410-3984138. Worth a phone call.
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Are you after a Crank handle or a crank Shaft? You can make a crank Handle if you have an Oxy, the dimensions are front enf to first bend 11.5"( 23mm) length of crank 6.350" (162mm) length of handle 5" (127mm) all measurements are Centre to centre of the bends, RAY

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Originally Posted by RAYCYCLED
Are you after a Crank handle or a crank Shaft? You can make a crank Handle if you have an Oxy, the dimensions are front enf to first bend 11.5"( 23mm) length of crank 6.350" (162mm) length of handle 5" (127mm) all measurements are Centre to centre of the bends, RAY

11.5" is equal to 29.21 cm (292 mm) not 23mm as above.


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Thanks, Gregg. I'm not sure what the engine(starter)crank is worth myself. I saw one on ebay not long ago that looked like it had been dug out the ground. I think that one sold for around $25. My '28 has an electric starter, but a mechanic friend says a crank is great to have when working on the engine.
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Thanks for the suggestion. It could be worth a shot.
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Doug,
I thought you were talking about a crankshaft, not a crank to turn over the engine. I don't have one of those. I apologize, I will look around and let you know if I can find one. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
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No worries. Sorry for the confusion.
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I saw a "universal" crank at The Filling Station for $45


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