Engine Code 320327 F130 (1 Viewer)

[IDave]

That is interesting!

It's a thought. Again, you might PM Mot and ask him to read the Japanese sticker.

 

[DenverCruiser]

It's a thought. Again, you might PM Mot and ask him to read the Japanese sticker.

I have. I hope he can help. I would love to learn what I have here.

 

[mot]

Sorry that I'm a bit slow in posting!

The above sticker says "Toyota "F" type fire engine", "Type number, Equipment number 1024", "Output 115PS/3300rpm", and the "Designated (body?) number 320327".

Or something like that!

HTH's!

Mot

 

[fj404life]

I could not find your other post but my 69 does NOT have a ground strap from motor to frame.

 

[DenverCruiser]

Sorry that I'm a bit slow in posting!

The above sticker says "Toyota "F" type fire engine", "Type number, Equipment number 1024", "Output 115PS/3300rpm", and the "Designated (body?) number 320327".

Or something like that!

HTH's!

Mot

Thank you mot!! Any of this mean anything to anyone. Should I just assume it was from a donor in a diff market?

 

[AKcruiserfreak]

Poser, Thanks for the helpful links.

TK

 

[MtnTrucker]

It could be a motor out of a forklift............

 

[DenverCruiser]

It could be a motor out of a forklift............

Say whattttttt?????

 

[IDave]

Yes, F engines were used for forklifts.

 

[Coolerman]

Sounds like it's an engine from one of these? Must be a replacement engine...

 

[DenverCruiser]

I was assuming that Toyota was saying it was a "Fire Engine" in that is uses spark (not compression) not that it was in a fire engine truck???

That does make for a much cooler story though!

 

[Coolerman]

I would think they actually meant a Fire Truck. The fire trucks there may have been exempt from smog therefore the sticker specifying the engine was for a fire truck. I looked at the pics I have of that truck and it did not have that sticker. So maybe my theory is full of air?