While I agree better performance can be had, there are those looking beyond performance with seeking originality.It seems to me that those who NEED a date-correct non-numbers matching engine is a pretty small group.
Better performance can be had more cheaply.
Maybe missing intake and balancer?Looks to be a partial engine, correct?
It says nothing of rods, pistons or intake. It says it has the balancer.Maybe missing intake and balancer?
Or distributor, or alt pulley.It says nothing of rods, pistons or intake. It says it has the balancer.
Technically is says nothing of:Or distributor, or alt pulley.
Seems over priced if it's that incomplete. Though the heads can go for 3-5k alone.
Sadly Orlando Mustang does not have it listed on their website.The pics, I received, showed the pistons in the block and standard size. Anyone interested, can call for details.
Yeah, I searched too, and didn’t see it.Sadly Orlando Mustang does not have it listed on their website.
Hey Guys,
I received an email Orlando Mustang has a Hi PO engine for sale dated 4G
Looks OEM from their pics ...asking $9.5K
Description: Used original 1965 Ford Mustang 289K Hi-Po Engine. Included items are Ford C5AE-6015-E Block, Heads with matching dates (4G9), Front Balancer, Cookie Cutter, Crank and Main Caps. More photos available.
Fits year(s): 1965-1967
Models: Ford Mustang
Engine: 289K Hi-Po
Ford Part # C5AE-6015-E
Date Code: (4G9) on both heads
Block Date: (4G17)
Bore: STANDARD
Condition: Used
Tested: NO
If any of us are after "better performance" then we should immediately stop wasting our time with 50+ year old mustangsBetter performance can be had more cheaply.
Many here are specifically looking for "better performance" for their "50+ year old Mustangs"If any of us are after "better performance" then we should immediately stop wasting our time with 50+ year old mustangs![]()
Revology would disagree…If any of us are after "better performance" then we should immediately stop wasting our time with 50+ year old mustangs![]()