Ford 351 Windsor Engine Identification
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2020
- I pulled this Ford 351 Windsor engine out of the 67 Mustang Fastback. If you’re following along with the videos, you’ll know that the seller told me the engine was a 302. Well - it’s not. It’s a 351. In this video - I’ll give you a quick run down of how to easily identify the small block ford engine so you can tell the difference between a 302 and 351W
Spoiler alert: Here’s a quick, easy way to tell the difference between a 289/302 and a 351: the intake manifold. 289/302s both have 12 bolts to hold the intake on, 6 on each side. A 351 has 16, 8 on each side. That’s an easy way to tell the difference without having to lookup casting codes.
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I worked at the Windsor Engine Pant that made the 351. Production was 3 engines per minute - 1200 per shift - should be lots around. I worked balancing the cranks and many of the production line jobs. The toughest job (other than the foundry casting blocks, heads and cams and cranks) was the hot test where the engine was run and final engine balance was done before loading into the box cars.
Wow, 3 engines completed per minute? That’s a LOT of engines.
Thats incredible. 1200 per shift.
351 windsor is in a 74 bronco bored 10 over rv cam w a 4 barrel holly carb & aluminum intake.
Where do I find out & check my block # to make sure
The 351 Cleveland I put in my '68 fastback was part of Ford's Pantera project. When the Pantera was canceled, they sent the remaining engines to selected dealers. I used a Sig Erson high lift short duration camshaft, Mallory dual point distributor, Offenhauser 360 intake with a Holley 850 cfm double pump four barrel carb, and Doug Thorley headers. It was a runner. Loved driving it.
Thank you for the straightforward info with no BS !!
I just bought my 10 year old daughter. A 1967 mustang it currently has a 289 in it. However we are searching for a 351 Clevland planning on completely restoring it with a few upgrades. She is picking out all the colors. White with pink racing stripes and tan pony interior. Gonna be a blast
I love it. Nice work Dad!
@J.C. Kohle I sold the 351W that came out of this car 3 days after I pulled it. It's definitely not junk, and the person who bought it is putting it back into their '70 Mustang that came with that engine originally, replacing a 6 cyl they had been running for several years.
I Have a 69 fairlane hardtop, M code, unrestored with 91, 000 original miles that still runs great after 53 years
Used a 351W & AOD out of a 1984 Grand Marquis & put this set up in a 1963 Thunderbird.0nly mods were Edelbrock intake , 650 CFM carburetor & headers . Worked well , much better than the original 390
I've used the '69-'70 351W heads on two different 289 builds many years ago before aftermarket heads were available. Requires a water port hole drilled in the deck to match the 289 block. It's an old hot rod trick that won't break the bank. Bigger valves and ports. Use flat-top pistons to make up slight increase in CC volume. :)
Good to know!
Got a 71 351 in my 73 E100 and love it. That thing is bullet proof
I have a 351 windsor in a 1976 mustang cobra II, so far for modifications I've swapped out the 2 barrel intake and carb for a weiand 4 barrel intake and edelbrock 600 4 barrel carb
The 351W has a taller deck height than the 289 /302 engines . Full Police packaged LTD Crown Victoria 1981-1991 had this engine as well with dual exhaust VIN code G .
Been lookin for a vid like this for so long thx! Got a 351 in my mercury Cyclone 🌀
I have a 1981 ford f150 ranger with a 351 in it. Not quite sure exactly which one but yep I have one. I'm learning it
Love your vid. I have a 69 351 built to 427 cubes with a 2000 Novi Paxton with 16 lbs boost. Dynod at 760 hp. Engine is in a custom 64 fairlane.
Great video. Very informative. Not a lot of ford guy so I found this very helpful.
A nice lady gave me this 1982 F-150, with a 351W. I found out today that it was made in San Jose Ca., which really means it was made in Milpitas Ca., I know that because my Dad and all my Uncles and my Grandfather all worked there. My Dad worked in the Truck Dept., and the Plant closed that year. So that means that my late Father very well could have worked on this truck. That's why I think I'll keep her. I'm having fun working on her. I'm learning so much. Like the firing order is different for Ca. trucks, because of the EEC-III Ignition system.
I got a 351 windsor in a 1992 Ford ranger. But I dont no what year the moter is but now I can look it up thanks to you.
Glad I could help!
I had a 74 LTD with the 351C that I bought from a wrecking yard for $150. I drove the car for a while and them installed the engine and transmission into a 65 F100 short wide box that I bought for $100. It was one fast truck until the engine spun a bearing. I was rebuilding another 351 Cleveland for a guy who left it and never came back. That was 30+ years ago. So now I am getting some Australian 2V closed chamber heads for it and finishing the build. The fast 65 pickup will live again.
Have a 1969 351w 4bbl in my 68 GT fastback. Shelby intake holly carb some porting was done. Have had it for 41 years.
I have a 1983 Lincoln Towncar with the optional 351w carbureted. It has been modified with competition cams, roller rockers, carb is a 1750 cfm fastfuel 4 barrel carb made by Holly.
Your 351W is an early casting that has beefier webs in the mains and a high nickel content. If it has not been bored excessively, it is one of the good ones. It also has a shorter deck height at 9.480" as opposed to 9.503". This is what my race motor is based upon except I've got an SVO crank and Cleveland heads at 11.5:1.
Just so you know that engine was built in Windsor Ontario Canada. The plant was known as Windsor Engine Plant One. That plant started with the 221 ci V8 that grew to 260 then 289 then in 1969 the plant was converted to build the 351. The plant produced 351's from 1969 until it was closed in 1996. just a little info.
I didn't know that! Great info, Tom!
Hey tom, apparently all oil dipsticks for a 351W are not the same. Any insight on that?
@@jordanpeele5306 hi Jordan, the 351 Windsor dip stick changed I think in the late 70's. It was moved from the front cover to the oil pan when we went to the double sump pan. The dipstick is a different length for the double sump than for the front cover version. If you happen to find a 351 Windsor from an Econoline van it will be almost 4 feet long. The assembly plant took out the dipstick and tube we installed and put their own in. I don't know the exact length of the dipsticks but if you mix them you won't get accurate results. The engine you have is an older one so the dipstick is in the front cover. The double sump pan won't fit in your Mustang. so if the stick isn't right then that is what you got. Hope this helps.
@@tomlittle5974 amazing info! Thank you
Running a 351W in my 56 F100, AOD, Procomp heads, lunati cam , headers, Edelbrock carb and intake. Runs good.
I have a 351W in my '56 F100 also.👍🏻👍🏻
BTW . What vehicle does your headers make for ?
I would like to put some on mine but I don't know which ones to get.
I have a '69 Fastback that the PO used to race. I'm in the process of putting it back as a cruiser. The vehicle plate tells me that the car came with a 302/FMX but what I have is a 351W/C4. I have no idea what components are in this engine but it is a powerhouse! I'm updating C4 to AOD.
Good call! That AOD will be way more enjoyable to drive on the highway!
Another way you can quickly id a 351W vs the 289/302 is the height of the distributor base. The base is recessed about an inch below the intake manifold on the 351. The base on the 289/302 is almost flush with the intake manifold. How I would build the engine would be totally dependent on the vehicle it is going into and what the vehicle is used for. I am more of a hot rodder vs a nut and bolt kind of guy. I would keep the short block pretty stock/basic with a better than stock cast piston, good set of rings, stock OE crank. Keep the CR around 10:1. I would then install a good top end kit (heads, retrofit roller cam and lifters, roller rockers and a good dual plane intake) from one of the many good aftermarket manufacturers. I would top it off with either a good 750 or a 780 vacuum secondary carb carb if using an automatic trans with tall gears. If the budget allows a throttle body type fuel injection is even better. Holley makes some great systems for not that much more than a good carb. The automatic learning of the systems is great. The engine will cold start better and run far better without a professional tuner. Of course you have to finish it off with good set of headers. This will produce an engine that should make 400+ HP, a flat torque curve and drive close to stock. Kept the cam overlap fairly wide to retain good vacuum for power brakes. Above all have fun!!
Great info! Thanks for that.
i have a 351w in a 77 mercury cougar bone stock beside dual glass pack exhaust runs amazing 93k miles and ive put about 20k on it :)
I have a 351W in my 1953 Ford Customline is a really good engine
It would be great if you go to a gathering of old cars for the last episode of this serie 😊 (and see the reactions and comments of visitors)
...just an idea 😉
That would be cool!
89 f250 Xlt lariat HD suspension with a 4 5 overdrive manual transmission. California smog bs compliant sort of i blocked off egr lol i was tired of dealing with it. I plan to strip and build it to be more highway comfortable while towing a full sized 32 foot trailer
I got a 67 mustang coupe with a 351C 4v stock engine with a 600 holly carb and a msd 6al, my torque converter needs replaced but it can still light the tires up.
On a mission! 1984 351w block with standard balanced lightened crank, standard rods & pistons, honed and new molly rings, GT40 big valve ally heads, comp cam, Scorpion roller rockers, new 750 cfm edelbrock, edelbrock intake. ford racing water pump, high flow oil pump, edelbrock true roller timing set, pro street 28 oz crank damper, all edelbrock hardware and 2 new nice big Max speeding Rods Turbo's all through a T6 Manual box..... should be fun!
I had a 351W out of a 95 Cobra R in my 1994 Cobra. Was built with a custom camshaft, Trickflow 240cc high port heads, Edelbrock Victor EFI intake, Accufab long tubes, Accufab throttle body. Made good power out of it but never got a final dyno number or a track time in that configuration before selling it. I suspect it was between 360-380 at the wheels based off where the previous configuration was at.
That is potent. Nice!
@@ClassicNation Thanks!
351w in my 1985 f150 lariat it is a beast I love the motor.
Agreed! I actually changed gears on my Coyote motor plans, and I'm going back to a stroked/bored 351 sbf!
I’ve got the 4bbl 351 in my 1985 F150 Lariet as well, 26,370 on the odometer, probably sitting at 126,370 or so in 35 years, but my motor made a loud Bang sound and now it won’t run. Any advice? Went to get my timing checked and she went bang and won’t run.
Besides the intake , the real easy to identify the 351 is the weather neck is in the block 302 is in the intake manifold. If you are lucky you may have c90e ( check number , been a long time ) head they are not common but worth looking for . You can use gt40 head from an explorer 302 about a 20,30 hp bonus ,only deal is the head bolt holes must be drilled to 9/16”,not a big deal ,easy deal my memory is the 2v @4v were the same head v stands for Ventura so just change the intake . All small block 289-302-351 build interchange pits , book explains all of it . Look on line or eBay Do not get gt40p heads these use a quirky ex manifold , no after mkt yet available. In old so fact check #’s these old heads use the large spark plug thread , yep I like my fords !
I have a 351 Cleveland in a 65 mustang coupe. Runs great but I know very little about it. Guy bought it from a estate and then he never drove it and it sat for 8 years before I got it. He thought it was from a 72 cobra jet torino maybe. He was told the 4 speed was from a 66 falcon but not sure. The motor does have the 4 on the heads so I know its a 4v at least. The trans reverse pattern is over left and up if that tell you anything. Has a holley carb, edelbrock torquer intake and 4:11 gears. Loves to smoke the tires
Later 351w had 12 bolts holding the intake. If you can get a socket on both thermostat bolts then it's a Windsor because it's an inch taller.
I just got a 75 ford E100 van with a 351W. It’s a 2barrel carb I think. It’s not running but motor spins, have not pulled the engine cover or air cleaner yet.
Mine is in a 86 f150 and honestly i just kept it stock for the nice feel it has.
351w out crown vic 408ci afr heads eddy intake thumper cam so sweet
Growing up, my dad had a 73 Ford Ranch Wagon with a 351 Windsor. I wish he had held onto that car I would totally rock it today as my family hauler. I think he got rid of it in the late 90s
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Cool I have a 71 f100 sport custom don't know what engine is in it nice video saludos amigo desde baja California CCC
great video my man. I will be decoding my freshly rebuilt 351W this wknd for one specific reason... it doesnt have a correct oil dipstick. The ones from cjpony.com for a 66-69 do not show the proper fill line level so I must have a newer block. any insight on oil dipsticks? Currently engine resides in a 67 mustang!
Sweet!
Rib next to the dizzy, dizzy slot hole sits lower down from the inlet manifold opposed to the 302 that's nearly matched.
I bought a 1967 mustang coupe for my son to drive during the summer vacations from U of M. I wish I had kept it.
I've heard stories just like this since I was a kid, which is one of the main reasons I've never considered selling mine.
Have a 351Wbin a 1966 F100. The engine is the only mod done to it.
I think I have a 351 Cleveland two barrel carburetor, in my 1972 Grand Torino and yes, it has four bolts in each side
The 351 Windsor Commonly has 12 intake bolts not 16, just the newer model 351 W is what I am told, I have both intakes and the 351 Windsor heads fill fit on the 302 block, but not the intake the 351 is wider. Both intakes that I have are a 1980 model. Besides all you have to do is thread the 4 extra holes and install some short bolts in them and it should work.
I bought an 1984 f150 about 5 years ago i over heard my father's friend say that he needed to sell his old ford to make a payment on his new truck he just bought out of curiosity i asked what he wanted said 400.00 bucks i thought maybe its a junked out ol truck ssid it was his everyday work truck for the past 15 years and still runs and drives great i never asked what was worng with just told him if he pulled in my driveway with it id give him 400.00 for it an hour or so later he pulls up in it never asked no question bought it right then and man was i lucky this truck is a beast i drove it every day for a work truck myself with a 16ft trailer loaded down with tools and equipment for about 5 years now up until 2 months ago it started leaking oil real bad so i parked it so i didn't ruin the motor i pulled the engine to replace all outter gasket and seals as i started to replace all these i noticed alot of wear and tear so now im trying to figure out what kind of 351 this is i do know its not a Cleveland i was lead to believe it is a modified engine but i went to order a complete rebuild kit i was told by parts store its a Windsor the numbers i found on the block is located at the right side at the bottom rear just above the oil pan the #s are E3AE-6015-BA2 and right under that are the numbers 4H17 if anyone could help with this i would be grateful i would love to keep this ol ford alive its still beast when i parked it except for the major oil leaks thanks if anyone knows how to help figure this out
I have a 351 winser in my 88 foxbody. I had been bored an cam has titanium roller rockers. Last time it was on a dino it was pushing 600 horses
Bored out to 427?
I just picked up a 1980 Lincoln continental but the person says 351 Cleveland is in the car but I’ll double check this weekend I think it’s a 351 Windsor
I tell by the gap between the water pump and the motor, the 351 has a gap in between and the 302 is almost flush with the motor. Just my way to tell
You're right.
I have a 1970 Galaxie sport roof with the original 1st year 351w which has a higher deck height than all 351w that came after 1970
A Edelbrock carbs linkage is wider than a 302 intake and the Windsor intake is ruffly 2-1/2 inch’s wider than a 302
I have a 408 Stroker Windsor base motor that makes 510h/p and 520 ft/pnds of torque and it is daily driven and believe it or not if I drive it like I have some sence it gets very good fuel mileage
Had a 1974 high nickel block 351w...adapted to roller cam with spiders and small circle camshaft. With edelbrock rpm performer heads and single plane .030 over 10:1 compression , and with that roller cam limited by the block made 505 hp , 520 lb ft on dyno. @ 6600 rpm thats back in 2010-11.
Next will be using 351w out of 1995 3/4 ton E250 van...roller block ...so I can run more cam not have to use the archaic spider system and of.course better AFR heads 10.2 to 1 ...should be 550 hp n/a 🤞
You say - partial vin located on the passenger side - guess what - your video shows DRIVERS SIDE. Watched your video multiple times to make sure I wasn't mistaken.
My 66 coupe was a T code car. I got a 351 windsor from a 74 Ranchero....or I guess the LTD would be the same. Only mod I did was a very very mild Crane cam and Holley Sniper fuel injection. I just honed the cylinders, new bearings, did the heads...all stock. It seems to run good...nothing wild about it....Iam 70 years old...don't want anything to radicle at my age .😢
If memory serves me the 1969 mustang 351w 4v had the highest compression of any mustang that year at 11.5 or 12:1 while even the Boss 302 was at 11:1 but that was in the heads also you may be able to boost it even more by betting a thinner head gasket from a 289 Hi Po special order/optional head gasket that raised that by a few tenths as well... but the 2v and 4v differences were mostly in the cylinder heads. Most all of the parts except the intake manifolds and connecting rods and crank were interchangeable being the differenced from the 289, 302, and 351w was the stroke the 289 and 302 had the same deck height... I know you know this being this is not your 1st rodeo but this comment was mainly for the people new into the classic cars. Also the classic Ford motors seemed to pull different than todays they felt stronger even though todays have about 2x the power.... it is like raw power versus refined power....love the idea of a modern Coyote possibly turbo's or a blower on it for this can't wait to see what you are going to do with this
I actually didn't know about the compression stuff. Interesting! Thanks for the support, Jim!
@@ClassicNation I had a 69 Mach 1 with the 351w as a graduation gift from high school had it tore down to the frame and got rid of it when I got married, never got to hear it run but was spec'd out at about 400hp bored .60 over full tube headers and a boss 302 cam in it with a 4 speed this was my 3rd mustang I've owned my dad still has 2 one 64 1/2 convertible 289 hi-po and a 67 gt fastback 390 4 speed with overhead console as well thats how I new about the 68 torque boxes he did that resoring mustangs was a 3 generation family hobby with us
@higgs singlet ,not sure I was going on my 69 Mach1 (this was like 25 years ago) I remember there was a difference in the 390 2v and 4v heads and thought the 351w had a smaller combustion chamber on them. I slept since then but I do remember the 351 4V having the highest enginge compression of any of the Ford v8's that year.. I thought the, I thought the 3514v heads had an L shaped port on them for a bolt to pass through as well (may be thinking of the 390 again I slept since then lol)
Sabes si los motores que venían en el Ford Galaxie 500 351 del año 1974 que se vendieron en México 🇲🇽 traían el Motor Windsor??
Great Video. Just wanted to add some info, yes early 351w intake manifold bolt count is 16 but later year's used 12 like the 302. not sure what year they started this? another quick way to confirm is to measure the width of the manifold, 9.5" on a 302 and 11.25 or so on a 351W
Thank you I was reading the comments to find this LOL I bought a brand new stealth intake for a 351 Windsor and it’s got 12 holes... ias a bit confused
@@vincemeyer6637 No Problem 😊
I just bought a 63 Ford galaxy 500 4 door It has the 351 in it looks just like that one.
This may be off topic with your video but I have 1993 F350 5.8L 351w EFI and I need to change out the crankshaft. What should I watch out for when purchasing a used or reconditioned one? Will any year 351w crankshaft fit?
When I was in high school 1970 I put a 69 cougar 351w in a 67 mustang that had a worn out engine
I seen this video and the mustang I was thinking wow is that same car
Ford had a book call staging where you could build up there engines in stages with Ford parts
So we put 289 hi-po Ford cam and lifters in the 351w kept the 2 barrel in take put a holley 2 barrel 500 now reminder we were in high school with not to much money
Had trouble finding headers boy that thing run good
By putting that 289 hi-po cam in the 351w you had to change firing order to a 289 the book From Ford told you to do this
I was drafted the car was sold the guy who bought it re ran the the firing order to what was cast in the 351 intake that was on it he never got running right again
I wish i had keep it the book came from a Ford dealer parts department
One of us worked at Ford parts RIP Gary
351 W 4V. 1969 Mercury Cougar XR7
For those of you who have not read all the comments yet-the early 351W engines used 16 bolts on the intake, but the later motors used only 12 just like the 289/302's.. I have a 1976 351W motor and it has only 12 bolts holding on the intake... don't let the bolt count throw you off.. I'd think MOST 351W motors have only 12 intake bolts, unless you stumble across a very early one... They say 76 was the LAST year for the 16 bolt intake, and that 77 forward was only 12 bolt. I have a 76 Engine here and it has a 12 bolt intake on it. It's possible somewhere along the lines someone swapped the heads, and intake... or they just bolted on a later intake to early heads? I'm not sure.. but ima bout to find out.. hopefully not the hard way. I have to pull the intake to change the hydraulic flat tappet lifters over to hydraulic roller lifters, and install a roller cam at the same time. Will see if my heads have the extra bolt holes or not. This was great information, because it got me to researching the 12 vs 16 bolt heads, and what people are saying about the coolant getting into the crank case is enough to scare me to death! I'm pulling the intake to see what is happening underneath that thing. I might end up having to swap heads as well. If so, I'm going aluminum! something that actually flows some air-UNLIKE THE WINE CORK HEADS THAT FORD MADE... What was Ford thinking when they made those worm-hole exhaust ports? Jesus man.. It's like they wanted to kill any chance at the engine making ANY horsepower...
351w in 1978 econoline ambulance originally . appears to be a high output like police car
Got a 351 in my 95 lightning
What's the difference between a roller block and a non-roller block?
I have a 351w C30E-6015-B-6 block number. I want to put a new cam in with roller rockers and lifters. Is there a retrofit type of set up to allow me to use my block?
I have it in a 1972 Mercury montego mx I have a 351 Windsor and right now I’m having problems need help if you can help me out it is not catching fire but it’s turning still I replace everything that had to do with firing
I was wondering what the bolt size is to put the engine on an engine stand? Thanks
Im thinking about buying a D4AE-6015-AA4 351 Windsor. Any idea of what year and model this came out of? Im thinking 74 to 77. Any idea?
Some 351w had extra bolts in the intake like the 289 and 302 mine is a 1969 351 in a falcon
Hi I been having a hard time trying to figure out what's under the hood of my 94 cobra.
1997 Ford F-250 4 wheel drive with 351w
Can anyone tell me what the big bell housing with a flat face in front of the starter is? It's leaking like a siv. Any suggestions?
I got a 77 Ranchero 500 it's got a 351Windsor what number do I need to see if its original to my car so I can see if its a numbers matching car
Hi, I have a 65 convertible, and when I bought it to my horror I found it had a 351 W in it (C090E-6015-B4) and really do not know if anything has been done to it. I was abused one member of the Ford Mustang Club who said that my car is no longer original (true) but also reckoned that the motor will twist the engine bay and front end totally ?? Well i hope not. Anyway I am considering buying a 289 to replace this engine which is actually in pretty good shape. I would be interested to get your opinion ? Cheers, Peter L in Oz...
I have two 351 Windsor Marine engines, and they both have 12 bolts on the intake manifold. 6 on each side. You said 351 W motors have 8 on each side.
Not sure what to think.
BTW, I had a 67 Mustang fast back, same color just like the one in the video. Wish I had not gotten rid of it.
It was stock in my 1969 Shelby GT 350 hi-rise I bought in 1970 back from Vietnam.
Hello, the stamp number is D1AE 6015 DA6 0617 and the other stamp is 1J153251. The 351 engine was given to me rebuilt when I purchased the 1965 mustang. But I have never put it in because the mustang has a rebuilt 289 engine in it. I heard the D Model is hard to find, does this make it a desirable engine, it’s a long block rebuilt.
Just got a 74 mustang ii mach1 going to put a 351 windsor motor in it any suggestions?
I turbo mine and it's a great daily driver with power coming out that will make u scream
You could build the 351 for the coupe.
I would, but the coupe has the matching numbers 289 that I've warmed up a bit. It drives fantastic and I just don't have it in me to pull that trusty old 289 out for something else. That's the primary reason that I decided to get a '67 Fastback in the first place: so I could build it out a little more wild than the coupe!
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I think the number of intake bolts method of identification only applies to the earlier engines. Pretty sure the later ones have the same number of bolts as the 302.
That might be true. I'm not very familiar with later 302s.
Sweet
Thanks!
I have a 351w but its locked up so yeah...No mods just stock. Its in a '94 f150
I have a 1967 Cougar with a 351W the block # is E6ZM-6010-A351 do you know anything about this motor? Thank you
whats the difference between roller and flat tappet camshaft
1973 ford Galaxie 500 with 351 w
I have 1979 ford f-150 4x4 and I think it has the 351 c I didn,t pull the motor yet.some people say you can tell by the waving on the block is that true. Ron
Webing
Hi, If the H-code is less desirable, which code is best to build a 351W to replace my 460 bbf in my 67 mustang? thanks in advance for feedback. Cheers from Motown.
M Code is the more desirable, 4 bbl option. More info here: www.tpocr.com/fordvin9.html
I have the 351 H.O. Windsor in my 92 Bronco 4x4. No mods... Yet
Got a question for you all experts. Does intake maniford C60E-9425-B fit on a 351 Windsor? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
No, that's a 66 model casting and there was not any 351w in 66.
I've got one in a 1974 Ford f100 I can't find the identification number
I did find out my engine is a 69 351w, but why does my engine look different than yours ? C90E is on my block.
I use a 351 in my Fairmont it is stroked to a 408 it makes 600HP the car runs 10.26 at sea level.
Nice!
1970 f100 stock engine with headers and a straight pipe
I got a 351wcp 21. What does this mean on the intake
I have one and it’s in my 1970 Ford f100 custom
Awesome. They are great engines!
Way more desireable , the width of the 351w versus 260 289 302 is easy to spot.