Not close but cheap enough, possible? The second one is local to me.

https://macon.craigslist.org/pts/d/marshallville-1978-ford-fairmont-futura/7573255934.html

https://greenville.craigslist.org/pts/d/pickens-1979-mercury-zephyr-z7-v8/7573541044.html

Is that the street/strip T-pan or the road race version?

Thanks,

Ric

FPA tri-y perhaps?

I've never heard a fuel pump that sounds like a leaf blower. I can't believe they actually sell that thing.

Absolutely awesome work Jay. Most people have just a basic understanding of what it takes to pull all of this off. The amount of time, money, and brain power that is involved in a project of this magnitude is enormous and the fact that you're doing this as a one man show with a little help from your friends is incredible. I think the steel rockers in Thor's pic of the side by side comparison are your best bet strength and weight wise not to mention dead sexy. Thanks for your endless hours of dedication to this project. The market won't be huge but it's great to see this stuff out there period. Best of luck on refining this combo and I'm confident you'll get everything dialed in sooner rather than later. I just wish I was closer so I could see the goodies in person. Great writeup as always.

Ric

Blair,

First I have to say that's a really nice build that would be just the ticket in a 60's vintage Galaxie. If you were to swap on a set of your EMC iron heads, what kind of torque/hp changes do you think you'd see?

Ric

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