>
>Dear List,
>
>I was recently called to the auto shop of a local high school to see if I
>could identify a motor that they had in their shop. I could not identify
it,
>but I was hoping that someone on the list could shed some light on this
>engine and what it was originally used for.
>
>The motor is a two cylinder, air cooled, "V" configuration with a
carburetor
>mounted between the cylinders. The entire motor is painted in what appears
>to be original military olive drab paint. The motor is mounted on a metal
>frame with factory type vibration mounts but unfortunately is missing the
>piece of equipment that it originally powered (generator, air compressor,
>vacuum pump???).
>
>The tag on the motor has the following information: Ranger Aircraft Engine
>Corp., Farmingdale, NY, Air Core Type D-2, Model 204-A, Manufacturer Model
>V-32, Contract Number W33-038 AC-2767.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Bill
>
>M151A2
>M416
>
>
>
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