anyone ever heard of classic inlines wondering about there stuff thanks
kendal

 

Not until today. I did check them out, tho.

https://fordsix.com/archive/www.clas....com/Home.html

No straight eights in the photo gallery. Bummer.

 

How many FoMoCo vehicles came with a straight 8? None that I'm aware of.

 

Of course.

 

They seem to have a lot of products. BAJA, stop that drooling!

 

The store has been around forever, so has their forums. Their forum is a solid place to go for feedback on the inline engines.

The owner went so far as to design and have produced, an aluminum head for the small inline six engines...thats as enthusiastic as it gets. Not sure if the 240/300 head ever materialized.

 

Mike (AZCoupe) the owner of Classic Inlines passed away a year or so ago. The site is still up and has a lot of good info. on it. All of Mike's inventory was sold last summer. The guy that bought it is also specializing in Ford inline parts. Here is a link to his site. https://www.vintageinlines.com/

 

there no longer around as that but under new name thanks I'll check it out
kendal

 

A major loss to the Falcon Six community! I built two 250 cu in six cylinders (including a tri-power) using his parts and knowledge from fordsix.com/forum.

 

Sorry that the the Ford world lost him. At least his information was saved, and that will be his legacy.

 

I think I was on bing/youtube looking at car/truck stuff when I came across this Inline 6 that was in a 66/67 mustang oh it sounded just like a built v8 I had to play it more than I care to say but that's what got me to the classic inlines because 2 or 3 pics over it showed someone putting on a aluminum head and that's wear I heard about the classic inlines and thanks to you all I know his legacy lives in another name that's why I like FTE someone always knows and thanks for that. kendal

 

Kendal another company that you might want to check out is called Clifford Performance. they deal with only 6 cyl. they have just about everything you would need for your six cyl. 6=8.