hey there folks I'm on the hunt for a running fe to put into my truck so I can get this ol girl back on the road let me know if you know anything I would really appreciate it!!

 

Sorry Shane. I put a very strong 360 in my son's 64 F100 4x4, then he had some hard times and lost it to an impound yard over registration issues... Arrrrg, I hated getting that news. I'll keep my eyes peeled for ya tho.

 

That sucks Tim, really. Shane dont mind my ignorance but what is a FE? ford engine I`m thinking.

 

352 - 360 - 390 - 427. I think there might be more but that's all I can come up with off the top of my head.

On edit, there is a forum dedicated to FE and FT engines here on FTE.

 

Thank ya Tim

 

Sorry to hear that happened, that's right FE V8 332, 352, 360, 390, 406, 410, 416, 427, 428, 445 im looking for 360 or a 390.. pick n pull here doesn't have jack didily

 

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Take a look at the Parts For Sale in this link. 352 rebuilt for $550.

Cars & Parts

 

Hey Shane,
I looked on line at my local pick n pull and they have several trucks out here that may have a FE in them. They don't tell you much about their inventory on-line because they want you to come look. I'm tied up or I'd swing by and look for ya.

If I get some free time it's only 15min from my place and I can find a few pocket items I need to cover the 2 bucks.

 

HAHA!! always.. on pick n pull dot com I seen a couple of 74 f100's in modesto maybe they have some D2's also on 9/20 here a f100 ..I would really appreciate it if you could

 

there is a 390 that was rebuilt years ago on pirate 4x4 for $600 can't afford that I have birthdays & Christmas to do.

 

332/352/360/361/390/406/410/427/428.

361: 1958 Edsel only / 410: 1966/67 Mercury Parklane only.

FE engines have 5 valve cover bolt holes per side, were installed in 1958/71 Passenger Cars & 1965/76 F100/350's.

CAVEAT EMPTOR = Let the buyer beware! 1958/64 FE engines have rounded valve covers without holes in them for oil caps/smog valve.

There's an engine oil fill tube on the right (passenger) side front of the engine. Since these engines were not installed in F100/350's, they have a different block bolt pattern for the front rubber insulators.

1965/76 FE engines have the correct bolt pattern for Passenger Cars & Trucks. If you buy a 1958/64 engine, you'll have to fab brackets for the rubber insulators.

1964/78 500 series and larger trucks, 1973/78 F350's made exclusively for U-Haul have FT engines, all of which have 5 valve cover bolts. You don't want one, PASS!

 

Is your guest still with ya Bill....

 

No, went bye bye last Thursday. "She who must be obeyed" also went bye bye last Thursday, to NYC for a confab. Peace at last.

 

HMMMMMM, he was going to drop me off some trim clips on his way through... Did he fly home instead of buying that car?