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A SERIERS AIRCRAFT ENGINE WHAT IS IT!????????

JAMES

JAMES

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I HAVE A GUY THATS GOING TO GIVE ME A SMALL ENGINE A SERIERS DOES ANY ONE NO ABOUT WHAT IT COULD BE ??????? THANKS
 
Continental made an A65 and an A90 long time ago. Sweet engines too. Not sure if the pre-65 engines were A series or not. There were some 45 HP engines back then too.

Scotty
 
Wow thats a oldie. Looks a bit like a right side up Ranger. Never seen one of those Cirus Engines though. Our CAP squadron when I was in High School had a Fairchild PT26 with the 200 HP Ranger in it. The old rag bag sure had taught a lot of folks to fly then continued life as a CAP search plane.

Thanks for the image Jim, it could be what he has I guess, was Cirus an A series something or other?

Scotty :wink:
 
It was called an American Cirrus made by American Cirrus Engine, Inc in Marysville, MI.

jim
 
well neways i have a 11ft alum boat seats gas tank and engine thats need carb and mags has just about every thing to complete engine no trailer i will trade for 3 blade sensenich prop 72 or 74" or 2 blade 70" sensenich q seriers if any ones intersted pm me thanks
 
James,are you trying to "A" series by continental? If so about everyone has heard of them.
 
WELL IM NOT SURE IT MAY BE A CONT. OR LYCOMING I DONT NO ILL GET YOU ALL SOME NUMBER MAYBE THEN WELL FIND OUT THNAKS GUYS
 
I believe there was a A75 and A85 also


james,
Pictures are worth a 1000 words!

you may get more help if you posted pictures of what y have
 
That little A-65 Conny is the engine that built private aviation. I have a friend with one in a restored Champ ..... what a sweetheart of an engine.
 
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