Good Resto Rod.
01-29-2006, 09:12 PM
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RE: Good Resto Rod.
ORIGINAL: 67t5ponycoupe
Don't know about a cammer there soaring. Never been privledged enough to get to install one of those. Not really a factory ford motor though. I do know the 68's came with 428's and those are the same size as a 460. I have worked on quite a few big block 67-8's and I can tell you it is not that much fun until you get to test drive them.
Don't know about a cammer there soaring. Never been privledged enough to get to install one of those. Not really a factory ford motor though. I do know the 68's came with 428's and those are the same size as a 460. I have worked on quite a few big block 67-8's and I can tell you it is not that much fun until you get to test drive them.
01-30-2006, 12:32 AM
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RE: Good Resto Rod.
The Mustangs with the most parts are all of them 1965-1973, you can almost buy every part for them out of a magazine or online. The older ones arent as cheap as some newer ones. And I figure a Fox body is too new for a resto rod. If I wanted one for myself, I would go 67-70, gotta be a fastback, and it would have the biggest nastiest engine I could build. But that is me...
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