Engine Photos

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  1. jerrybromley

    jerrybromley Member

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    Hi Guys...Just an attempt to post some photos of my engine bay . Not quite done, but it will be.......
     

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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Very nice :thumbs2:

    That looks as tight as my Cleveland was when I still had the shock towers in the car. :yup:
     
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    Looks good,shiny new parts.:thumbs2:

    I just painted my engine bay last night, now if I just had the engine in it
     
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    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    Look great:thumbs2:

    what headers are you using?
     
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    Thanks for the replies......The headers I,m using are from a 1st gen mustang 351w conversion from Headman. A VERY tight fit indeed . I had to cut the floors out to allow the headers to pass, raise the motor 1/4'' and move it 1/4" to the right. But on the plus side these don't interfere with my power steering
     
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