Maestro engine ?

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Peetee
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Post by Peetee »

Drawing on your word "easily", no.
Older and more confused than I could ever imagine possible.
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I would have to agree, have a look at this previous post:

http://test.mmoc.org.uk/modules.php?op= ... file=index
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Post by turbominor »

had a look at one last night, and has a standard inline crank, with 6 bolts and a dowl. looks like the marina crank?

would need a front plate and backplate
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Post by Cam »

Interesting...................... if they are the same, then you may have opened up another source of engines, as there are plenty of 1.3 Maestros in the scrap yards....
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Post by Kevin »

Daddsie did you ever follow this remark of yours up

I shall pop into the Rover dealers tomorrow and check flywheel/crank part No.s against inline A+ series lumps.

and what did you find out
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