427 SOHC in a mustang

[cattleFEeder]

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/ford/mustang/2279688.html
Man that looks like a tight fit, I am surprised it fit.

[ToddK]

Checking the exhaust valve lash wouldn’t be a fun job.

[wowens]

Looking at pics it appears to have been driven regularly. Amazing ride.

[TomP]

Looks like it was done in the late 70's, what a well preserved car. Originally a 390 , 4 speed too.
I wonder what the price is?

[Royce]

North of 100K

It was at a local show last weekend

[67xr7cat]

You would never know it had a SOHC 427 under the hood, other than the badge on the trunk. Really nicely done.

[shady]

Big motors  and convertibles don't mix. They twist up something awful. Been there.

[Falcon67]

LOL, doesn't have to be a convertible to twist up.  They just twist worse.  All those cars have the torsional strength of a lawn chair.  Nice car though, hell of a squeeze job.

[falcongeorge]

Big motors  and convertibles don't mix. They twist up something awful. Been there.

well, the 275/60/15 BFTA's will make sure it never gets a chance to twist... Cripes, my s10 with about 150hp less is pretty useless without the DOT's on it, that's gotta be a LOT worse. Put it in a coupe with a 6 point and some 10.5x28 ET Streets and you'd have something worth playing with, but TA's? REALLY??? Honestly, I kinda fail to see the point, hellova lotta work just for drive-in cred. with those tires on it, some guy with a lightly modded LS Camaro and and some Proxes TQ's is gonna make you look like a fool.