I know that Fiat made them all, because Ferrari didn't have the capacity to build a homologation run. I didn't say that the giveaway was the 'FIAT' casting mark. It's a well known story.
The point I'm making is that the block for sale is out of a Fiat Dino, rather than a Ferrari Dino. The same casting, but those four threaded holes give the game away. That's why the blocks sat up on one side (see photo below)
It shows that this set of parts is actually from lots of different Dino derivatives , rather than one.
The auction lot is a random set of Dino parts:
The outer bell housing and drop gear set is from a 206 GT.
The cover for the drop gears won't fit the above, because the stud configuration is different (the 2 part 206 GT is unique in this respect)
There is no intermediate bell housing
There is no crankshaft, no rods and no pistons shown.
The block is from a 2400 Fiat Dino.
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