Is it possible or valuable to put a 1969 thunderjet into a 69 mustang mach one M

 

What the hell is a thunderjet?

 

to answer the question YEA

 

Yeah, WTF is a thunderjet?

 

Ford made a 429 thunderjet for the galaxy 500 and other larger models.
So by putting this 429 into a mustang will make it more valuable?

 

How does this Thunderjet differ from say, a CobraJet? Was it something exclusive to the Galaxie/Tbird model line?

As far as the value of the car goes, who knows? Need pics.

 

Did you mean 'Thunderbolt'? The 427 side oiler in a Fairlane/Galaxy.
Jim

 

ya they actually did make a "thunderjet" that was a 428 that was a variation of the 428 police interceptors and mauraders.

as far as making it more valueable.....really depends. whats in there now? if its a mach 1 or boss with the original engine.....no

 

Well. I'll be dog-goned. I had never heard of a Thunderjet, but google it and there it is.
Always learning something in here.

 

ya i did a google too becasue i thought i had heard of it before and just wanted to make sure.....doubt their is much differance between cobrajet and thunderjets....maybe compression but thats it

edit: wait found specs
429 (Thunderjet)
-two-bolt main bearing cap
-Bore and Stroke 4.36x3.59
-cast-iron crankshaft
-forged-steel connecting rods with 3/8 inch rod bolts
-cast-aluminum pistons
-hydraulic lifter camshaft
-2.08 inch/1.66 inch intake/exhaust valves
-non-adjustable rocker arms
-cast-iron intake manifold
-4 barrel or 2 barrel carburator
-Was available in Ford and Mercury automobiles