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  1. 05-28-2004 08:31 AM #1
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    Question 429/460 into a '71 fastback

     



    Hey guys, first post here and maybe lookin for some expertise. I have gotten my hands on a free 429 or 460 (not quite sure yet havent actually seen the block and owner knows nothing about engines). Anyone know what exactly I would need to drop that engine into a 1971 Mustang Fastback? Currently my car has a 302 with a C4 trans. Any ideas or thoughts would be helpful. Thanks.
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    I would find out what kind of engine it is before I made any plans. It could be a 302 or 351 or 390 or It might not even be a Ford engine.
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