Name that motor!

[cuz1]

Who can identify this motor? A real Ford nut may get it.

carl w

[Timstrk]

I think...... Dave? No really, a 352, 360, 390, 410 depending on bore and stroke. An FE/FT block. The only way to know for sure is to measure bore/stroke. With the dual quad set-up I'd guess somewhere on the upper end of displacement.

Tim

(am I right? I didn't know there was going to be a quiz)

[broncomania]

im gonna watch this thread for a couple of days to see who guesses right.
dont give in yet carl.

[DeTowman]

first off I'll take it!! :notworthy: 427 cross-bolt ,side oiler(can't tell for sure by the pic) but that's what it looks like to me! upergrin: :rebel:

[berg bronco]

Im with deTowman. And oh ya Ill take it to

[broncomatt]

Yea, its an fe block, other than that I cant say. But hopped up it could be a 427-429 screamer.

[sparkchaser]

427,crossbolt mains for sure,side oiler for sure,I think High-Riser heads,or possibly tunnel ports.I think it needs to be in 66-67 fairlane just for fun.

[DeTowman]

Yea, its an fe block, other than that I cant say. But hopped up it could be a 427-429 screamer.

for sure it's not a 429

[broncomania]

429 is from the ford 385 series engine family.

that is a 427 . detowman already guessed it.


edit :could of been a late 406

[DeTowman]

429 is from the ford 385 series engine family.

that is a 427 . detowman already guessed it.


edit :could of been a late 406

I was thinking maybe a 406 till I saw the cross bolt mains!!upergrin::rebel: