connor90

i have a few questions. the mustang i got came with a i6 but i was also given a 429 when i bought it. would i be able to somehow make it fit? i heard the 428 can fit but im not sure about the 429. and i might end up selling it so i was wondering what a good price for a 429 would be? thank you

Brandontyler65

if its a 429 like a 385 series engine then yes it will fit but you need to do alot of work and second is the mustang an original i6 then you need alot more like suspension work too

Shifty101Easy

could u imagine a 429 dropped into a I-6 setup???

i can picture sparks spewing out the back from the mufflers dragging on the ground and the rear end exploding leaving pieces strewn all down the street......and when you reach the corner the front wheels just falling off and u come to a skidding stop......

ok not that bad but still....

andrewmp6

depends the year 71-73 it will bolt in 69-70 some work 64-68 a hell of alot of work

dodgestang

As long as it does not have the Boss 429 heads...which it doesn't because it was just given away, the motor will also install easily in a 67/8 mustang (meaning no metal modification to the car).
For the 65/6 you have to remove the shock towers.

But what year is your car? It would help to know that.

Brandontyler65

wait you are saying that i can drop a 429 in my 67 coupe i jjust need the bib block sospension

dodgestang

In bolted in the 68 coupe we owned many years ago.

Just need the v8 suspension, you can add the heavier springs for the 390 big block setup if you are rebuilding the suspension. They also offer the shock tower reinforcing metal bracket at the bottom of the tower if you like.

connor90

its a '67 mustang. so would i be better off just selling it and getting something smaller? how much should i try to get for it?
thank you

THUMPIN455

I'll trade you a 5.0 for it...

Colorado_Mustang

I'll include the accessories on my roller block 5.0.

Wait. I've heard this story before. You the same guy?