My google search yielded H&M Airflow Dynamics. Not sure if that's it, but it sure does bring up a lot of dual carb intake pictures when you search it.

 

You boys is showin' your youth and inexperience. That intake is almost $1000, and is from the Whirled Famous Holman and Moody outfit:

Intakes

Don't put it on CL, list it here in Marketplace or find one of the FE forums where people know the engines.

That belongs on a 360 like perfume belongs on a pig!

 

Mostly Pontiac for some unknown reason. Nothing to do with the intake pictured by the OP.

 

Right! Who cares about Pontiacs! It was the only thing I could get regarding the letter h and m that had anything to do with intakes.

The website you listed is certainly showing it at $990. I agree, it would be a better match on something of the 428" displacement or even much larger, even though dual quads looks super cooool.

 

Just down the street from me are two Galaxies--a '63 and a '65. Both with 427 8V motors from the factory. Lots of dual quads back in the day.

 

 

Yes, read the thread again and you'll see that's what I said. OP's picture is a Holman and Moody; Post 2 references H & M Airflow, which is the outfit showing the Pontiac intakes.

 

Sorry bud my apologies! I read it a couple of times and totally missed it and I thought that's what you where saying about the other intake but wasn't sure.

 

Holman Moody FE dual quad intake.... about $800 to $1000 for the right buyer at a swap meet.

Score.

 

Post it on FEPOWER.NET and FORDFE.COM.
It doesn't look like its ever been used.
Pull the basket out of the back and put it in your dishwasher when your wife isn't home.

 

That is a 427 dual quad intake from Holman Moody. BIG$$$$$ saw one "All Original" in Carlisle Friday $2500 with the carbs. Awesome find for you that bigger FE stuff goes for money. I wanted to make a clone 427 '67 Fairlane out of mine, but the original block was $15k. So if I do it it will be a windsor block 427.

 

Mario Andretti winner of the '67 427 Fairlane, Check out the front fender right before the door. My dream is to own an original '67 427 Fairlane but for now I will stick with my 289. My favorite car of all time, bought it for $500 when I was 15yo, still own today.

 

If I had the cash, I'd buy it from you for a future build with a 428 block I have, but I'm trying to find high riser heads for a 427 SO build first, I already have the intake for it...

 

You, sir, have my most favorite Ford car and a beautiful one at that. I will some day have a '66 or '67 Fairlane.