The number on the engine indicates it is an early '47. (April 19, 1947)
Were the casting numbers only on replacements? Does anyone have such a (any) number on their Cub's manifold? If so, does the code closely match those on other castings?
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Mystery casting numberMarilyn's new Cub has a casting number (inverted) on the manifold. I haven't ever noticed a number on a manifold before. The number is very nearly a year newer than the engine the manifold is mounted on. 4-14-R (April 14,1948)
The number on the engine indicates it is an early '47. (April 19, 1947) Were the casting numbers only on replacements? Does anyone have such a (any) number on their Cub's manifold? If so, does the code closely match those on other castings? George Willer
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Jack, that's probably an 'R' for 48. my 50 with a 54 block does not have one. i'll check the 48.
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George----MY 1948 has A #9-24-R on the manifold & #10-06-R on the engine. The 1953 and the 1956 have only # on engine.
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My 48 does not have a casting # on the manifold. the block 10/13/R.
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Mystery Casting No.'48 Cub with 8-5-R (manifold) and 7-8-R (engine Block).
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