Originally Posted by
F4 WSO
I own a 1965 Ford Econoline inherited some 15 years ago from my dad. Been in storage the whole time.
In my readings it appears the Ford straight-six 300 cu. in. engine is known for reliabilty and toughness.
Is this a reasonable choice for a swap out w/ the 200
cu. in. presently installed?
200 I-6 not offered for Econolines until 1969. The original I-6 would have been the 170 I-6 or the optional 240 I-6.
200/250's I-6's have 7 main bearings, 144/170 I-6's have 4.