in the early 1920s. These developments made flathead L-head engines equally reliable, while also being more powerful, lighter, more fuel-efficient, and cheaper to manufacture. Despite this, T-heads remained in use in heavy equipment, large trucks, and fire trucks, being phased out of production only in the 1950s.

Examples

This engine type was found on cars like Mercedes and Stutz and the last T-head

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