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my70stang

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a 1989 5.0, stripped down, cleaned, and painted. i love the assembling of new parts
 

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67 Evil Eleanor

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Good looking mill. Nice.
 
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You forgot one very important part-------Where's the dipstick ?
 

69 Rustang

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So, is the Ford engine going into the Corvette in the background?
 

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Nice! How was your engine built?
 
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Very nice!
 

my70stang

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D.Hearne said:
You forgot one very important part-------Where's the dipstick ?
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well we have to drill a hole in the timing chain because the old location doesnt fit in my 1970

and i stripped the block down, cleaned every little corner of every part, painted them and bolted everything back together with a Fel-Pro gasket kit...the parts that i bought were a edelbrock 600 w/ electric choke, oil pan, ford performance intake manifold, and new valve covers
 

my70stang

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heres a picture with all the good stuff attached

 

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mustangdave

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Is it the lighting, or is that engine two different colors of blue?
 
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D.Hearne

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my70stang said:
well we have to drill a hole in the timing chain because the old location doesnt fit in my 1970

and i stripped the block down, cleaned every little corner of every part, painted them and bolted everything back together with a Fel-Pro gasket kit...the parts that i bought were a edelbrock 600 w/ electric choke, oil pan, ford performance intake manifold, and new valve covers
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For all the "newbies" reading this, he means drill a dipstick hole in the Timing Cover, not the chain. Just did the same job with the 331 stroker I'm putting in the 77 Comet I just bought. The stroker was setup for my 89 Ranger, which uses all the same stuff the Fox body Stangs did.
 

my70stang

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mustangdave said:
Is it the lighting, or is that engine two different colors of blue?
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its just the lighting, its all ford blue high temp paint
 

whatagearhead

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69 Rustang said:
So, is the Ford engine going into the Corvette in the background?
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Sorry, but no. The Vette is "Dads" (my) car. The Mustang is his

This is what that '69 Vette body will land on:

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whatagearhead

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D.Hearne said:
You forgot one very important part-------Where's the dipstick ?
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Good eye!!! It's coming

I have all the instructions, etc.. from JamesW's site to relocate the dipstick here: http://www.midnightdsigns.com/Mustang/Engine.htm
 

my70stang

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and now the cherry on top...polished billet air cleaner


 

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86bluecobra

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None of the pics worked for me but the chassis for the vette.
 

my70stang

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yea, hes kinda doing the Reenmachine, vette style, except in a garage
 
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