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I am doing a 1956 ford f100 and while not a huge ford fan I plan on keeping it original as well.

Nice to see it going back original before some knucklehead drops a LS in it.

Had one in the trunk of my 68 charger in high school with the hoses routed in front of back wheels. Filled it with water and some bleetch, would do some very nice Smokey burnouts. Lol

He got a quote from fastenal and was very happy with the price so it looks like the motor will be going back to ohio to go with its original car.

Just went through this with my son's 74 charger. Went to Napa and all they showed were the 4 pin. The lady behind the counter took some numbers from his old one, looked for a bit on the computer, went to the back and came back with a 5 pin unit.

I am in touch with the owner, does anyone have a guess as to what it would cost to ship an engine from Albuquerque to ohio?

If there are any Ohio members in mopar clubs that can spread the word I would rather the motor goes to its original car.

Just saw this and sent you my email

Wish I was closer, I need the vinyl top trim

Nice little red.

This one is nice

Just heard he drowned?

Wow. Learn something new everyday. Thanks

Were the motors orange for 1969?

I have seen a few with Ferro gt 6 cyl in them. With some work they have a pretty good kick to them

Wonder if you contact the trailer company with the vin number from that tag and see if they could help with duplicate title?

Do you what shipping would be to 87114 in Albuquerque N.M?

I was looking for a motor for my 1971 superbee when I found this one but would rather find a 71 motor. This is when I found this one

It does have the bushing. I had the numbers checked on here before and was told it is original to a known road runner. Figured I would try to run it in this section to see if owner might be looking for it.

Bought a 383 hp motor from a storage unit. Was told it came from a 1969 4 speed road runner?