Reference material for old engines?

[chester]

Hey Chuck, here's a video of a 1925 Dodge Bros engine rebuild. The fellow has several videos of the total resto.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy45P8Fw1QQ

[lab-dad]

If (we) can find a decent flat head with pictures/drawings/dimensions i might be inclined to jump in here and build another engine.
May be a group build of sorts?........
-Marty

[eTraxx]

I just ran across this book by accident .. The modern gasoline automobile: its design, construction, operation and Maintenance ... By Victor Wilfred Pagé pub 1919

"A PRACTICAL, COMPREHENSIVE TREATISE EXPLAINING ALL. PRINCIPLES PERTAINING TO GASOLINE AUTOMOBILES AND THEIR COMPONENT PARTS.
THE MOST COMPLETE UP-TO-DATE TREATISE ON GASOLINE AUTOMOBILES EVER PUBLISHED

INVALUABLE TO MOTORISTS, STUDENTS, MECHANICS, REPAIR MEN    AUTOMOBILE DRAUGHTSMEN, DESIGNERS AND ENGINEERS.      EVERY PHASE OF THE SUBJECT BEING TREATED IN A PRACTICAL, NONTECHNICAL MANNER "

[lab-dad]

I didnt see any dimensioned drawings, just the normal how it works stuff (which I know)
-Marty

[Chuck Doan]

Chester that is great! Thanks! He shows the whole drive train rebuild in various videos. Damn maybe a fourth monorail loco!

[chester]

Yeah, that fellow gives a pretty comprehensive look at the '25 Dodge.

Marty, there seems to be a lot of orthographic photos and drawings on the web of a variety of flat heads. It should be pretty easy to scale most everything off of one.