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Name that motor! - cuz1 - 03-15-2009
You boys are good!.
427 Tunnel Port SOHC.
Now-- What do you suggest I do with it.
carl
Name that motor! - DeTowman - 03-16-2009
cuz1 Wrote:You boys are good!.
427 Tunnel Port SOHC.
Now-- What do you suggest I do with it.
carl
that's not a SOHC(single over head cam) engine, but still a dam good one....sell it to me so I can put it in a Fairlane 66-67 vintage..:biggthumpup::rebel:
Name that motor! - broncomatt - 03-16-2009
My bad, 429 would have been a cleavlend block. 427 side oiler is most likely the build. Tims right, would need to know the bore and stroke, my 390 looks the same 9except the intake) but is stock.
Thinking of slaping it in your eb Carl?
Name that motor! - berg bronco - 03-16-2009
How did you stumble across it?
Name that motor! - sparkchaser - 03-16-2009
carl,if you could find a 631/2 galaxie you could build one helluva lightweight clone.
Name that motor! - cuz1 - 03-16-2009
It was my brothers motor. He had it at a friends shop who rebuilt it completely. Not sure what to do with it. I guess for the right price it may get sold.
Name that motor! - bucketobolts - 03-16-2009
427 is the only FE I know of with cross bolt mains. You wouldn't happen to know the casting #'s on the heads?
Name that motor! - berg bronco - 03-16-2009
And whats the right price?:popc1:
Name that motor! - SC74 - 03-16-2009
Carl - off topic, but whatever happened to that rare mustang motor that you found?
Name that motor! - Timstrk - 03-16-2009
For a rebuilt 427SO you're looking for $15K plus. Cha-ching.
Tim