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LITTLE RED: 64 F100 Short Style
BIG RED: 62 F100 Long Uni
BIG “UN": 63 F250 Long Flare
BBW RED: 61 F100 CC BBW Long Uni
CRIMSON CREW: 63 F100 "Stageway" Long Flare Crew Cab
"RANGER": 66 F100 CC Long Flatbed
"AVA" 1963 Avion T-20 Travel Trailer
“Lucille” 1955 New Moon 44’ Travel Trailer
I'm with these guys...302/351 Windsor.
What do we win?
My "Slickitis" affliction began here...
66 F100 CC/65 F100 CC/66 F250 CC
If it starts to rain, they'll tax the splash.
If you want to fish, they'll tax the bass.
If you plant a yard, they'll tax the grass.
If you don't play nice, they'll fine your *$#!
It could be anything from a 255 to a 302 depending on what year it is. On those engines the top water pump bolt (just to the right of the alt.) is 3/8" from the block deck surface to center of the bolt. On a 351 the distance is 17/8". So its not a 35.
I didn't know they were to be liked. I was a bit disappointed that they weren't blue with Ford scripted across.
Do they have any special benefit other than Holley lettering?
Jacobd, a "mouse" motor is a small block chebby engine and the distributor is in the back of the engine and is the subject of a running conversation between Johnny Canuck & Garbz which,by the way is at times very humorous. The Holley logo aluminum valve covers are a subject of personal taste. Some like the factory look of the stock covers, others, myself included, like the cast aluminum ones. One of the advantages of the aluminum is that they are more rigid-therefore leak less.
Tune For Maximum Smoke ___________________________________ 64 F100 Longsmoothie 65 Mustang Fastback
My guess is that it is a "289" Hi Po and it looks like it might be in a pickup, an early bump by the looks of the inner fenders
Mike Kincheloe
Mikes Old Trucks
I restore old trucks and cars
1962 UNI Short Box, Stock Y block, 4 speed
1972 F 250 4X4 429 4 speed Dana 70 rear
1977 F 350 Camper Special, Ranger, Super Cab
1950 F7 Cab and Chassis
1976 F150 4 Speed 4 X 4
1996 Taurus
I didn't know they were to be liked. I was a bit disappointed that they weren't blue with Ford scripted across.
Do they have any special benefit other than Holley lettering?
Jake
Jacob, DCarr explained it well.. If you are interersted in a set of OEM covers shoot me a PM, maybe we can make a deal. I have two sets. The one set has ford logos stamped on them, and the other set says "power by ford".
Jacob, the C8 # refers to 1968 manufacture the other # is probably intake manifold. 289 could refer to the cubic inch displacement of the engine, but that intake will also fit on a 302 as they are from the same family.
Tune For Maximum Smoke ___________________________________ 64 F100 Longsmoothie 65 Mustang Fastback
If there's more C8 numbers on the heads & block, then it can only be either a 289 or 302.
If I recall correctly, '68 was the final year for the 289 & the first year for the 302. 351W's came along in '69.
*EDIT* After thinking about this for a little longer, I'm thinkin' it's a 302 for sure. The '68 289 intake most likely wouldn't have a new '68 casting number, it would be a new number for the new 302.
My "Slickitis" affliction began here...
66 F100 CC/65 F100 CC/66 F250 CC
If it starts to rain, they'll tax the splash.
If you want to fish, they'll tax the bass.
If you plant a yard, they'll tax the grass.
If you don't play nice, they'll fine your *$#!