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1960 Ford Thunderbird 352 Engine Block - Standard Bore Fe Motor 1961 1962 1963 on 2040-parts.com

US $200.00
Location:

Marion, Iowa, United States

Marion, Iowa, United States
1960 Ford Thunderbird 352 Engine Block - Standard Bore FE Motor 1961 1962 1963, US $200.00, image 1
“Cracked water jacket, but ran and never leaked. Hot-dipped and magnafluxed.”
Manufacturer Part Number:B9AE-6015-B Brand:Ford Part Brand:FoMoCo Interchange Part Number:6010 Surface Finish:Cast Iron Warranty:No Other Part Number:B9AE6015B Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:Does not apply

For sale is a bare 352 cylinder block from a 1960 Ford Thunderbird. This will also work on many other models and years including 1959-1972 Ford, Edsel, and Mercury FE applications. Please see the pictures. Any imperfections in the pictures are either dust or finger prints. There is a light amount of surface oxidation that is forming since this has been hot-dipped a couple weeks ago. The five (5) crank caps and ten (10) mounting bolts are included (as shown). This is an original Ford FoMoCo piece. 

This is a virgin unmodified block (standard bore). It was removed from a survivor 1960 Thunderbird that ran great and never leaked. We are doing a restoration on the car and we are going to have the engine rebuilt, but the hot-tank/magnaflux showed a small crack in the water jacket (shown in the picture in yellow outline). Since we had other blocks laying around, it was easier to use a different block. This can be easily repaired for someone who is interested in a numbers-matching application as Ford was not stamping VIN numbers on engine components in the early 1960s.

Part number: B9AE-6015-B
Date code: 0E4 (May 4, 1960)

VERY IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFO. PLEASE READ:
Local pickup within two weeks of end of sale is the best option for me (this option is free). I am about 20 miles north of highway 80, which is the main thoroughfare between Chicago and the west coast, so maybe you can have someone pick it up on their way through. Otherwise I can potentially deliver it within the midwest for a pre-determined price. Serious buyers ONLY can contact me to arrange for some shipping options before purchasing, but I can guarantee it's going to cost well over $150 to have this crate shipped. The last time I shipped one I think it came out to around $250. Pre-arranged shipping will be freight PLUS my expenses to acquire a pallet, tie down straps, and delivery to a loading dock (as required). 

The item pictured is the exact item for sale. Comes from a dry, pet free and smoke free home/garage. Review my perfect feedback and buy with confidence! Feel free to ask any questions and I will respond as quickly as possible. I have many Ford parts for sale! Please visit the Galaxie Speedshop eBay store.

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