miles on your 4.9
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When I found this little rascal at the Ford dealership, it had colse to a 100G on the odometer. So the total rebuild let the meter start over at zero which was fine with me. Now there is about + - 8,000 miles. Beefy little rascal.
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From: Lawrence Swamp
"…& Clev. wuz the only 300/4.9 builder 36 yrs?
Nothing off shore?…"
Bump, bump
(lookin 4 an ecu/cam upgrade combo)
Nothing off shore?…"
Bump, bump
(lookin 4 an ecu/cam upgrade combo)
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Sorry for the lack of response, but I believe it was made by Clark. The first 3 gears are similar to 2-4th gear in my T18, but it has a 4th gear OD
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I drove an old 76 f350 with the 300 in it daily for years, had every Bit of half a million on it when I had my hands on it. It ran just as strong and smooth and the day she was built. I know for for a fact the motor still lives on, just the cab and bed of the old girl was more rust and holes than sheet metal.
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Miles on 4.9
My '82 F100 has 87,000 miles. It's been doing farm duty since the mid-90's. The mice sure liked stashing leaves and grass in all the air ducts. Almost out of the garage after heater repair, rebuilt carb and manual choke conversion. Broke a heater blend door cable in the process, so replaced it with small engine throttle control cable. Mice had eaten all the foam off the blend door, letting hot air through the hole in the door. Recovered door with "foamies" from kids crafts at WalMart. Both ideas were on here.