Reply to "Oil pan size?"

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Originally posted by LIV1S:
Sorry, I took a closer look at yours and the back end where the relief is for the xmember, looks looks stock. Hall used to sell one like it which was essentially a stock pan that was cut and an extended sheetmetal welded up. I don't remember how many quarts it was rated for though.

Yes the car was built mainly by Hall, so it may be his oil pan. I suppose I could meaure the depth, width & length and see what it may come close to that may be on the market, but cant seem to find Armando 10qt measurements or Kevko 9 qt measurements on the web.

7/4/112:48 PM

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