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Old 09-11-2007, 10:05 AM
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will a v8 out of a 78t-bird fit in a 73ish mustang

will a v8 out of a 78t-bird fit in a 75 mustang?? anybody??

the reason im saying is cause im building a street stock race car and theres a nice mustang i could work with and theres a orange 78 t-bird with what looks like a good v-8 (not sure what size ill get back with that) but no rear end so i would like to swap the old straight 6 out of the mustang for the v-8 but i dont know that im going to be able to weld the motor mounts into the mustang. someone respond.

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Re: will a v8 out of a 78t-bird fit in a 73ish mustang

Of course, you can make anything fit. It should be a 351W.
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