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Dropped the motor in yesterday to check clearances. Going to have to do something different on the a/c compressor, as I need a nother couple inches for its current location.
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Man that engine looks great sitting in there! I'm working on getting a 71 Thunderbird for the 429 and C6 to put in mine, now I know how great it will look!
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Looking good!!
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Looks great sitting in there, I bet that gets your Adrenalin going!
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That looks sweet! I do not know this for a fact but I would imagine that there would be several different configurations for the A/C brackets and that someone here with a 460 has figured out what you need for the Mach 1. Anyone out there have that experience?
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I would definitely appreciate any help with this. I can get it running without it, but I would sure like to have the a/c since it will likely be first driving in the summer. :)
Thanks guys.
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Don from Ohio Mustang should be able to help.
http://www.ohiomustang.com
Give him a shout and see what he has in parts or leads.
Member, Don29163, is also a Ford Technician and he would have the answers for you. Post a message to him. He's a great guy and always willing to help.
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