65 Mustang coupe SIX!

I am new here but have been building Street Rods as a hobby and business for over 50 years. YES, I am old. The 65 has a 6 with automatic for the wife plus AC and nice stereo with multi-speakers. Interior is all new, exterior is semi-new with 15" wheels, graphite grey paint and blacked-out chrome. All suspension has been modified or repaired with poly bushings, front discs, rear sway-bar, gas shocks and added driving lights in front valance. The 200 SIX is .060" over with a 2-barrel, mild cam, lifters, pushrods, head work, hotter ignition and free-flowing exhaust. A homemade cool-air intake feeds the carb and with 2.83 gears and taller tires 25 mpg is easy. Staying with traffic is also. It is built for the highway which is why there is a LH-6 on the hood for Long Haul 6-cylinder. With 7 main bearings these engines can tach 7K easy with the right parts. Glad to find this site as I am putting a Ford 2.3 from a wrecked 85 Mustang in a 1967 Sunbeam Alpine. More pictures are on a different forum but this site.

rbohm, I have checked all the Ford-6 sites many times and I am the go-to guy on the Mustang 6 Cylinder Association site. I came here to check out the Fox 2.3 guys info because that engine is new to me, but I am putting one in a sportscar. Staying with a carburetor and points dizzy...yes points in a modified distributor. They work great up to about 5K and I am building for the street and comfort. With a .75 overdrive mid 30's mpg should be achievable. No computers, no MAS, MAPS, No O2 sensors, No feedback carb., No knock sensors, No TPS, etc. Just a basic old school motor updated for cleaner running, more power, better MPG and a car built for comfort.