1960 Tbird,

Asked by DanielPenalver Jun 02, 2019 at 05:47 PM about the 1960 Ford Thunderbird

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I own a 1960 Tbird, I would like to replace the engine with a rebuilt or new one.
Which would you recommend.

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F_O_R answered 4 years ago

I recommend a rebuild of the original engine. Your car is more valuable that way.

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Alfred answered 4 years ago

THE ORIGINAL 352 ENGINES ARE NOT VERY GOOD. FOR MY 1960 T-BIRD. I AM INSTALLING A 390 ENGINE STROKE TO A 434. WITH A C6 ALUMINUM TRANSMISSION. THE CRUISEOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS NAVE A CAST IRON CASE. YOU CAN CRACK THE CASE. FORD MADE A C1 TO A C6 TRANSMISSIONS. ONLY THE C4 AND THE C6 ARE ALUMINUM. I DO HAVE MY 352 ORIGINAL ENGINE. WILL NOT INSTALL IN T-BIRD.

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