Search Results for ‘1964.5’

This original is such a great car, and I hate to see it go, but it deserves to be with someone that can continue to care for it and keep it going for another 60 years and beyond. This is one of the early 260s and was manufactured in April of '64. Runs really well. Just had the carb rebuilt...

I have an early Ford distributor for a 289/automatic transmission It is the early style with the oil cap. Single points, C4GF-12127-B with a date code of 4AD (1964, January) it is probably too early to be judged correct on a Mustang but if you're looking for just the correct casting number...

I have been always looking at swaps as you can tell by my past posts but have been thinking long and hard of what exactly I want to do. I have come to the conclusion that I will try to strive for a coyote swap because it is modern and reliable compared to the straight 6 170 I have. I want to...

What would be the best build for a 66 289. I got my hands on a 289 and want to see what can I do with it and add to it. It has already been rebuilt, but lacks parts such as an intake manifold, carb, etc. I want to be able to use the most I can from what the rebuilt block came with, but I am not...

Hello everyone, I just bought an 27 roadster that has a fresh 289 block C40E-6015C, casting date 4B3 (early Feb 1964), 302 heads, 289 internals, no miles on the rebuild. I've been told by a few people this is a not so common block that early Mustang builders would likely want. I'm considering...

Hello all, I am fairly new to this forum but have learned lots of knowledge so far. My dad and I are in the process of working on our family mustang as I am home from college and getting it road ready. It is a 289 4 barrel with generator (obviously) and as it has been weathered for many years...