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FE Power Forums => Non-FE Discussion Forum => Topic started by: Wreckless Warren on January 27, 2014, 12:38:44 PM
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I hope you don't take exception Jay, if this is inappropriate then lock or delete this thread.
I have a post going on over at the FE Forum about FE Powered Vehicles, it's called:
"List Your FE Powered Vehicles"
If your still a member over there and you would like, login and list your stuff.
This is limited to vehicles you currently own and are running or serious projects that will see completion.
Please list the Year, Make, Model, Engine, Transmission and your age.
I am compiling the information into an Excel Spreadsheet and will post the results with some interesting data.
I have 420 entries so far and I know there are some real fine FE's not on there. Please contribute and help me get a real good read on the Ford FE's in use out there.
Thanks. ww
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Warren, I lost my password at FE.com so I never post anymore so if you like you can add my fleet to your list. 61 Starliner 427/C6, 67 Fairlane GTA 427/C6, 66 Fairlane GTA 390/C6, 66 Galaxie 428/C6, 69 F-250 2WD 390/C6, 67 Lavey-Craft flatbottom 390/Casale V-drive. Plus assorted 385 powered cars/boats not relevant here. All vehicles are in running condition, registered and insured. 63 years old and have been building FEs since I was 15 y/o.
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I have no objection to your post Warren, but if its OK I'd just as soon post my cars here. Maybe some of the other members here would have an interest in posting information on their cars also.
My cars:
- 1968 Shelby GT-500 convertible, currently torn completely down for sheet metal work in floor and rear quarter area, 428/4 speed
- 1968 Mustang fastback, originally a 302/4-sp car, getting a 428CJ, Tremec 6 speed, and 9" this spring
- 1969 R-code Mach 1, 530" high riser, C4
- 1969 Shelby clone, 577" SOHC (currently out of car for a dry sump install and dyno work), Powerglide
- 1964 Galaxie, originally a 352 C/M car, currently has 520" SOHC and C-4
- 1960 Thunderbird, 352 C/M, mostly original, family heirloom
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Understood and will do Jay. What transmissions are in the two 69's? Thanks. ww
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Edited the original post. Also, I'm 55 years old - Jay
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I quit posting over there after Roger Gordon kept making a scene. I own a 1970 Shelby GT-500 that I bought new, C-6, and I am coming up on 68 years young. Joe-JDC
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1967 Comet Cyclone, orig H code but now with mildly warmed-over + .030 390 with 4v on PI manifold and backed with C6. Age 56
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I miss all you guys over there. I check in here every day (this is THE sight for FE tech) but have not had much to contribute lately. I kinda got into a slump with the P-Code, I've got most of the parts, just need to get busy. Anyway I appreciate all your contributions with this poll, I think the results will be interesting. ww
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Hey Warren, I'm registered over there, but I can't seem to post. 1964 Galaxie 500. 390 COM 3.00 rear. I've got a 445 in the planning/teardown stage if that counts. Also, I'm 23 years old, the next generation of FE enthusiast :P
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WW,
- 1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie 500 Sportroof (fastback), Peacock Blue and Corinthian White, 352 2V, and Cruise-O. Car was built in July, the last 1-2 weeks of '63 production. I'm 64 years old.
Love to see the spreadsheet and "sadistics" when you have them complied!
Bruce
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1958 Fairlane 500 428 C-6
1976 F-250 4X4 NP 435
55 years old
Son will get the 76 when we get it back together, another member of the next generation of FE nut jobs!
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- '63 Galaxie 500 Fastback, 390", 4 speed.
- '64 Galaxie 500 XL Fastback 416" 4 speed.
- and like most guys, 3.4 tons of Galaxie and FE parts
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I'm starting to tally the numbers, you can list your car if you like but it won't be in the totals. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to Jay. Stay Warm! ww
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My cars:
- 1968 Shelby GT-500 convertible, currently torn completely down for sheet metal work in floor and rear quarter area, 428/4 speed
- 1968 Mustang fastback, originally a 302/4-sp car, getting a 428CJ, Tremec 6 speed, and 9" this spring
- 1969 R-code Mach 1, 530" high riser, C4
- 1969 Shelby clone, 577" SOHC (currently out of car for a dry sump install and dyno work), Powerglide
- 1964 Galaxie, originally a 352 C/M car, currently has 520" SOHC and C-4
- 1960 Thunderbird, 352 C/M, mostly original, family heirloom
Dang, Jay....at six, you beat me by one. Of course a couple of yours are a tad bit cooler than my '70 dumptruck :)
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Actually, I think dump trucks are kind of cool... :D
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Actually, I think dump trucks are kind of cool... :D
Well it will be hauling my Mach to the FE Race & Reunion this year on a car trailer, and I think it will look kinda cool doing that. I can't see you doing that with any of your FEs ;)
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I didn`t know there was another FE forum???????