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Discussion in 'Drag Racing' started by maverick306, Jun 6, 2016.

  1. maverick306

    maverick306 Member

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    Building a stocker
    Maverick 1973 need a cylinder head DODE-B
     
  2. Gene Fiore

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    Might want to also make a post on fordsix.com if you haven't already.;)
     
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    Forgive me for not knowing, but I'm assuming that's a 250 head? If it is, send a PM to old guy....he has a complete engine from a '73 Maverick.
     
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    This head is for a 302 in a 73 Maverick
     
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    My suggestion: Search "ford heads" on eBay. Look for OEM heads. You'll find several shops selling reconditioned heads. Send them each a message asking if they have a core with the casting number you are looking for.
     

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