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Hey guys, im looking for some insight and opinions on which way i should go with my fairlane.
Its a 67 Fairlane 500 convertable. Now im a younder guy (24 now), but i still want to try and keep the car pretty clasic looking, with no modern updates besides maybe some audio improvement...... NO hydrolics, no 22" rims.. ... lol...
Now, im always a fan of putting things back the way they should be. And heres my dilema..... the car originaly had a 289 in it, yet somewhere down this cars 40 year history someone inserted a 302 in it. Now to my knoledge the 302 wasnt available to later years. Now my thinking is id like to put an engine into the car that was in production models in 67.
Now, i could go back to a 289...... but who wants to go smaller???? Now, allthough its not the engine that came with this exact car, im considering hunting down the factory monster 427......it was available in the 67 500's..... rated at 425/480 out of the factory....... that with a set of matching 427 tags for the front fenders..... mmmm mmmmm good!
Whats everyones opinion???? Ya dont see many 67 fairlane 500 convertables.... and ya def. dsont see many with the monster 427 in it. It would make for a pretty killer car.
Its a 67 Fairlane 500 convertable. Now im a younder guy (24 now), but i still want to try and keep the car pretty clasic looking, with no modern updates besides maybe some audio improvement...... NO hydrolics, no 22" rims.. ... lol...
Now, im always a fan of putting things back the way they should be. And heres my dilema..... the car originaly had a 289 in it, yet somewhere down this cars 40 year history someone inserted a 302 in it. Now to my knoledge the 302 wasnt available to later years. Now my thinking is id like to put an engine into the car that was in production models in 67.
Now, i could go back to a 289...... but who wants to go smaller???? Now, allthough its not the engine that came with this exact car, im considering hunting down the factory monster 427......it was available in the 67 500's..... rated at 425/480 out of the factory....... that with a set of matching 427 tags for the front fenders..... mmmm mmmmm good!
Whats everyones opinion???? Ya dont see many 67 fairlane 500 convertables.... and ya def. dsont see many with the monster 427 in it. It would make for a pretty killer car.