Posted by wisbaker on March 06, 2015 at 18:42:50 from (173.26.84.185):
In Reply to: 1966 Ford F700 posted by young tractor on March 06, 2015 at 11:52:14:
Thought the 410 Mercs were MEL's? 352 is a FE engine. We had a '75 Ford 1/2 ton with a 360 in it (FT) it spun a rod bearing, we accumulated a bunch of FE parts trying to put it back together cheap, that didn't work so it got an overbored 428 with the 360 heads on it and a 352 intake manifold (it was the only 4 barrel manifold we had in the pile) Proceeded to take out the transmission, then the transfer case, I broke a front axle in it about 2 weeks before I headed off to OTS, it was gone when I made it home.
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