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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 03:39:14 PM »
Thank you, I appreciate it. haha, I'm not so worried about the orange peel as I am the dirt specs, next time I will be doing stuff a little different to say the least. I'm a little nervous to cut it and buff it, mine only has two coats of clear, I was afraid to do another coat without getting more dirt in it... so we'll see how it goes i guess. Yeah painting is not really my thing I found out... lol!

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 01:30:47 PM »
Short block

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 01:27:17 PM »
Now for the Meat and Patatoes!!😍

428 “A” scratch, billet crossbolt caps, filled block (will be replaced with sleeved down 427 side oiler soon)
3.997 stroke forged scat crank ( can do billet cranks now in nhra Stock wish I would have waited;)
6.488 Carrillo 2.20 jrn approved rods
CP pistons F2-CP approved 4.19 bore
Total Seal Rings
Bostick Racing in Yuma AZ did machine work on Block, done some blocks like this for other Fe guys on the west Coast. Revco in California did the balance work on rotating assembly.
 

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:33:09 PM »
Looking good, what color are you going to paint it? 
I had family issue come up and couldn’t go to the Bakersfield double. Looks like Vegas divisional to try out the new headers and tune.
By the way I also have a set of ‘68 bumpers I’m not using do you want them?

Hey Mike, its painted” Antimatter” Ford Blue. It’s a cool color changes with different angles, not the best paint job… it’s a good “50 yards away” paint job;) haha

I’m planning on going to Vagas, hopefully I’ll see you there! I’d take them if you’re wanting to get rid of them but I have new ones. Either way, thanks for the offer! Hope to see you there!

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:28:38 PM »
that looks like it will do nicely! Just an idea, the 69 mustangs have plastic inner fender guards instead of the steel ones on yours and earlier mustangs, they have to be trimmed to fit but weigh almost nothing, also you can make the inner door hinge plates out of alunimum   Pound here pound there!

Hey Jim, those are good ideas I might try that!! Thanks for the tips!!

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:26:00 PM »
Done. Except for fenders and doors, gotta finish those up. Got some orange peel, nothing that won’t cut and buff out, not too bad for first time... maybe haha;)

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:18:31 PM »
Trunk lid

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:16:29 PM »
Hood

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:12:50 PM »
Clear

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 12:09:50 PM »
Base

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 11:41:00 AM »
base



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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: September 26, 2026, 10:40:55 AM »
Car prepped for paint for the most part

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FE Engine Dyno Results / Re: BP Truck Application 469FE
« on: September 17, 2026, 01:35:45 AM »
Jim Morgan and Blair Patrick two legends in the FE world especially drag racing. Talk about a deadly combination, those two in the same room your gonna make some real power! "FORD" needs these two designing their truck engines, the Godzilla doesn't have anything on Morgan and Blair. When you take real drag racing knowledge and apply it to a truck engine this is what you get! I've watched Morgan's 428 67 Shelby do 9.71 in A/SA at probably 3240 lbs., that is getting it at almost 1.29 under the index, probably fastest FE 428 A/SA in the country! Sorry I am too young to have been able to see Mr. Patrick run in his Superstocker, (time to bring it out of retirement;) Awesome engine Blair, your stuff is as "always" exceptional stuff.


Sorry I'm only 6 years late on a reply, but what an impressive build.

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: August 20, 2026, 12:34:04 AM »
I do plan on going to Vegas for my last divisional, I’m getting ready for the Bakersfield double in Sept. (24-27.)  I picked up some new REF headers last week and I’m hoping to pick up some et over the old Hookers.
Brian Pott from PV runs a ‘70 Mustang in B/S, runs real well with iron heads. Has been in the 10.0’s with it. If you touch 9.99 you need a full cage and some more safety stuff.
Do you need the trunk lid trim or the window seal? I can bring them with me to Las Vegas.

Nice!! I'd be willing to bet the REF's are worth close to a tenth! I was at the AZ divisional in Feb. and got to help in the tear down barn with Brian after he set the record at 10.08 in B/S, absolutley flying. That was without icing the manifold, draining oil, and had still had 30lbs to get down to minimum weight... thats a 9.90 B/S car, with iron c8oe-n 155cc intake ports. Brian deserves it, he's had a lot issues the last cple years, went through 2 or 3 motors to get where he's at. Brian has helped us non stop with our car, the nicest guy you'll meet anywhere!

I don't want to add anymore weight to the car, I'd want to go to chromoly if i did a full cage... we are running mild steel and the tubing has to be bigger and thicker to be legal, with chromoly you can run thinner wall tubing... comes out to being like 60 lbs less than a full cage out of mild steel. The car most likely would be too heavy, I may have added other metal in other areas of the car to help strengthen it... so can't dip into the 9's haha thats probably a pipe dream anyway!! haha

Thanks Mike, i would take them. If you could bring them along that would be great, id sure appreciate that! did you say you had a clutch pedal for 68 car?

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Member Projects / Re: NHRA 68 Stocker Project
« on: August 18, 2026, 09:18:50 PM »
I was going to try the same thing 25/30 years ago, (before dynacorn), and discovered the same thing about the quarter lines It killed my project On my car Idid about the same things Mike did for tire clearence but I did end up cutting and rolling the fender lips on all four wheel wells  I ran ten inch wheels with no problems, by the way I still have some rims/tires , if you like Weld Wheels we might do a deal,      Jim Kramer


The 64 to 66 you can follow the top of the fender, for the coupe and fastback are same. Just not the 67 and 68 haha. It was a bummer when we saw that, but figured it could use some nice newer quarters anyway so we bought some!! And I have to say, if anyone wants fenders, go with dynacorn they fit perfect with little modification! Sorry Jim, I’ve already got some welding pro stars, but thanks I sure appreciate the offer! I’ll show them in the next photos I get posted

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