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It is a tiny town called Redfield in Oswego County. They get lake effect snow, and I can tell you (based on where I went to school and some relatives I have) it gets very windy up there.

My cousins on the Farm (West Winfield, NY) used to tell me how they had to come out of the upstairs windows because the snow drifted against the house.

I used to hunt up there in the cold & wind, and I will tell you my Aunt's home made beef/barley soup was really appreciated at lunch time!
 

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Had a little fun helping out a neighbor today
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Perfect balance of Saw brands...
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Air cooled clutch on the husky, or just a window so You can periodically check whether Your saw is running?

Bucked, split and stacked firewood for next winter - just one log though, not much daylight left once I come home from work in the afternoon.
 

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Guided son through installation of a new exhaust manifold and then a rebuild of his '65 Mustang's carb. Also did a little deer hunting and some paperwork. Put a new air filter cover on an Ms390 and sorted out some chainsaw parts into bins.
 

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What engine in the 65???

What, no headers??? I know, I'm bad!!! When I move out of my parents house, a Mustang parts company came over to buy all the exhaust manifolds, etc my brother and I had replaced!!!

FYI, 67 & 68 were my favorite years, plus I really liked my 70 Boss body, but I replaced the 302 with a 427 Ford!
 

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What engine in the 65???

What, no headers??? I know, I'm bad!!! When I move out of my parents house, a Mustang parts company came over to buy all the exhaust manifolds, etc my brother and I had replaced!!!

FYI, 67 & 68 were my favorite years, plus I really liked my 70 Boss body, but I replaced the 302 with a 427 Ford!
Dads car is a 289 h.o. factory 4 barrell 65 gt factory headers nice old car
 

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What engine in the 65???

What, no headers??? I know, I'm bad!!! When I move out of my parents house, a Mustang parts company came over to buy all the exhaust manifolds, etc my brother and I had replaced!!!

FYI, 67 & 68 were my favorite years, plus I really liked my 70 Boss body, but I replaced the 302 with a 427 Ford!
Gotta love those Ford Edsels, which 427 did you have?
I had a 68 coupe with a 428CJ that I robbed from a Falcon drag car I had that was to far from being streetable. I loved that car, short Offenhauser intake with 2 Carter AVS' I would probably qualify as a Chevrolet person but I did love that car...
 

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Gotta love those Ford Edsels, which 427 did you have?
I had a 68 coupe with a 428CJ that I robbed from a Falcon drag car I had that was to far from being streetable. I loved that car, short Offenhauser intake with 2 Carter AVS' I would probably qualify as a Chevrolet person but I did love that car...
Im a chevy guy but i knew a guy who put a 427cj in 79 3/4 ton ford. 4 by 4 on 17 40s and it would roast the tires front and back
 

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Gotta love those Ford Edsels, which 427 did you have?

Although it was an FE engine, the Edsel had a 361, was a 390 block with a 352 crank, actually a really good combo.

My 427 short block was a 66 Holman & Moody seasoned block with the crank cut 10 + 20. It was a side oiler with cross bolted mains. FYI, even 427 blocks had "352" stamped on them.

It had low riser pistons, so I put 428 CJ heads on it (428 CJ heads have low riser valves + combustion chamber, but medium riser ports). With a 850 CFM Double Pumper Holley it made great power from 1,000 to 6,800 RPM.

Edelbrock Alum intake, Hooker Headers and header mufflers, TRW double roller timing chain, electric fuel pump, and Mallory photocell electronic ignition. Had the stock Ford solid lifter cam, but hi performance push rods, rockers, and triple springs.

Made for a real healthy street car, transformed that 70 Boss 302 body into a real sleeper. With BFG Radial Trans Am's on Keystone Mags, it also handled very well.

But it needed slapper traction bars to launch properly. Never lost after I installed them, and the streets were loaded with hi performance big blocks in the mid 70s.

Had 3.50 gears, but put a 4 spd from a 289 that had the lower 1st gear, so it was just like having 4.11s, except it was nicer on the Hwy.
 

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Dads car is a 289 h.o. factory 4 barrell 65 gt factory headers nice old car

That is a really nice car! That was the basis for the initial Shelby GT-350. Tri Y Headers, etc raised it from 271 to 305 Hp, and then he did his suspension tricks, and they beat the Vettes on the track!
 

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What engine in the 65???

What, no headers??? I know, I'm bad!!! When I move out of my parents house, a Mustang parts company came over to buy all the exhaust manifolds, etc my brother and I had replaced!!!

FYI, 67 & 68 were my favorite years, plus I really liked my 70 Boss body, but I replaced the 302 with a 427 Ford!
It's just a 6cyl coupe with the 200 cube straight six. Not a show car. Just a daily driver. (or will be once we get it down to Milton, FL where he lives.)
 

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Although it was an FE engine, the Edsel had a 361, was a 390 block with a 352 crank, actually a really good combo.

My 427 short block was a 66 Holman & Moody seasoned block with the crank cut 10 + 20. It was a side oiler with cross bolted mains. FYI, even 427 blocks had "352" stamped on them.

It had low riser pistons, so I put 428 CJ heads on it (428 CJ heads have low riser valves + combustion chamber, but medium riser ports). With a 850 CFM Double Pumper Holley it made great power from 1,000 to 6,800 RPM.

Edelbrock Alum intake, Hooker Headers and header mufflers, TRW double roller timing chain, electric fuel pump, and Mallory photocell electronic ignition. Had the stock Ford solid lifter cam, but hi performance push rods, rockers, and triple springs.

Made for a real healthy street car, transformed that 70 Boss 302 body into a real sleeper. With BFG Radial Trans Am's on Keystone Mags, it also handled very well.

But it needed slapper traction bars to launch properly. Never lost after I installed them, and the streets were loaded with hi performance big blocks in the mid 70s.

Had 3.50 gears, but put a 4 spd from a 289 that had the lower 1st gear, so it was just like having 4.11s, except it was nicer on the Hwy.
I know very little about actual Edsels , I do love FE's(FE=Ford Edsel/ FT=Ford Truck) I think you said it but, FE 332ci-428/ FT 330ci-391ci with the FT having a beefier crank and other various pieces but are very similar. My first FT is in my 76 F750 Dump truck.
I was hoping that you were going to tell me you had a SOHC engine!
I built the car I am referring to in the mid-late80's after HS, bought a good many of my parts from PAW . Do you remember them from the middle of hot rod mag, them and GER(George E Reynolds converters) they always ran a couple page add also.
Inspired by the 50 white 428 cars ford had to produce in 68 to go super stock racing,and the winter nats. cars of Gas Ronda-All Joniecalso were inspirational
I started with a Falcon drag car and it wasn't very streetableDue to Swiss cheese everywhere and radically modified shock towers to get an FE in there .It did however have a very nice primarily OEM 428CJ a good C6 and a Dana 60 with 4.56 and I robbed it all bought a clean green 6cyl coupe
(OG in the 4lug mafia) it came w a top loader.
The changes that I made were ( and this was the first engine I had ever been inside of, w the exception being vocational school in HS)
Short Offenhauser2x4 (very similar to Ford short 2x4)with 2AVS' ,A set of Hooker Super Comp swap header's, Mallory ignition, a gigantic cam from Competition Cams Super Stock category in their race catalog. Adv.duration of 304-314 lift 626/653 solid lift, not a fancy roller,and this is before stuff like Jesel rockers were readily available, so needless to say that cam tested the geometry of the stock shaft rockers(but I was 17, so you take it to the limit) 3600 rpm converter,tied to that 4.56 Dana and it's all day 70mph tire incineration!
I also used a slapper bar setup bumping my homemade frame connectors.
I had new carpet and sound deadener that I never installed. Nothing like the song of a floating pin, solid lift 2four FE

The throttle response was amazing, the majority of the drag racing I did was with the LS6-7 454'sand don't get me wrong I could go faster in a qtr. With the rectangle port Chevy's, but 0-115 or so that Ford was exciting.
I haven't been able to afford cars with so many children,but they are growing up now and I want to play! Here's my plan, and this may discourage you, being a die hard mustang man. My wife has a 67 coupe and after seeing how fast the kids get to go these days, I bought a 6.0 lq4 with an 80e and have been collecting parts to do a budget turbo build. I don't want to miss out on the rebirth of the hot rod. These kids have street car running trap speeds very similar to what a pro stock driver like Bob Glidden or Warren Johnson were running in the early-mid80's and computers and turbos are what's required! I was a proponent of N2O forever but I shoulda listened to Gale Banks back in the 80's and went with the hairdryer...
Sorry so long, I'm getting the fever! But John John 24 is gone be peeved, he put a character limit on my post...
PS, are you running anything FE these days? I only ask because I still have some odds and ends in a garage in SC at one of my grandmother's rental houses, that I was asked to clean out a long time ago.
 

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Regarding car choices. All my newer "drivers" are GMC/Chevy. All my old stuff is Ford.
Newer Fords just don't punch my buttons. I've got a '66 Mustang all apart for the last 10+ years. I've got a '63 Falcon that I really ought to sell. I've had that for 33 years. It's road ready, I just don't use it and it's taking up space.
I also have a 1978 F-250 Supercab 4x4 that is also in pieces in my shop and I need to do something with that too.
I have no appreciation for anything Chrysler/Dodge made since the early 70's. Just my personal preferences of course.
 

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I don't have any SOHC 427s, but my wife's cousin has 2 of em, one complete, one blown up.

For those who don't know, they are what Mickey Thompson was running when he broke the 200 MPH Funny Car barrier. Famous builders Keith Black and Ed Pink would only build either a HEMI or SOHC Ford 427 for pro drag racing (rails + Funny Cars).

My brother just got rid of his 428 block and SCJ heads this summer. The heads were originally from his 1969 Talladega (Yea he had one).

I had one of the very rare 68 Mustang 428 CJ 4:30 drag pack cars, but mine was black. Very few were produced, some became KR (King of the Road) Shelby GT 500s (the other Shelby GT 500s had 390 heads).

Ford won the NHRA Winter Nationals with that car that year. I was never super impressed with it, as it was mostly stock, and my built 68 390 Mustang and my 70 Boss 427 would both blow it away.

FYI, my 390 had the optional For 427 solid lifter cam, it had 320 duration. Pinned you to the back of the seat at about 3,000 RPM, was even faster than my 427. I believe it was the same cam they used at NASCAR. The street cam was 306 duration, they only made the two of them (in solid lifter format).

A 427 side oiler can not run a hydraulic cam, it is not drilled for it.
 

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I swore a lot today. Put a new fuel tank in 2003 F150 and found out the rear strap slot wouldn’t hold the tank up anymore so I came up with a solid enough fix I figure.
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It a no weld repair using a chain around the frame. I left strap in place so weight is spread out more using the chain idea and a barrier for rust as the chain is going to rust no doubt
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