Ford Fe 428 on 2040-parts.com
Greensburg, Indiana, United States
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Ford 428 standard A block for sale. Was pulled from a 1967 Ford Tbird. The motor would run when pulled. Complete motor from top to bottom. Currently disassembled down to pistons and crank. I have sold the project that this was to go into and now this is for sale. Don't miss out!
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