Full size Fords of the '60s aren't very common around here either, but I do see them often enough to know they're not extinct. I know a guy who picked up a nice driver '62 convertible a few years ago. I think the story is it had been parked in a garage since the early '90s.
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Full size Fords of the '60s aren't very common around here either, but I do see them often enough to know they're not extinct. I know a guy who picked up a nice driver '62 convertible a few years ago. I think the story is it had been parked in a garage since the early '90s.
Not a Ford family but, me dad poked his head saying "Fuck Yeah"
These old Toyotas are crazy. I can't believe they sold them like this. 
These old Toyotas are crazy. I can't believe they sold them like this.
Most guys pulled the LS out, and swapped in a DOHC 5M-GE I6...
Dayyum! What's he got under the hood? A straight-8?
Wondering the same thing, Squatch.
I know that Nash built engines under license for Pratt & Whitney and there was a couple languishing in the scrap pile at the Proving Ground 50 years ago.
Dayyum! What's he got under the hood? A straight-8?
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Most guys pulled the LS out, and swapped in a DOHC 5M-GE I6...
So that's why everyone and their momma has one sitting around.
I was back out in the sticks today. I didn't find any cars worth taking pics of yesterday, but I did find a few trucks today around a small town.
I found this one on a cattle farm.
These two seemed very out of place in a subdivision.
I found this one on a cattle farm.
These two seemed very out of place in a subdivision.
1969 Amc Javelin SST
It's a 1970 Javelin SST GO PAK with a Breedlove roof spoiler (pretty rare option), I had several '70 Javelins, 360 / Auto, 390 / 4spd, 390 / Auto.
It says Auto and then 4 speed so not sure.
It's a 1970 Javelin SST GO PAK with a Breedlove roof spoiler (pretty rare option), I had several '70 Javelins, 360 / Auto, 390 / 4spd, 390 / Auto.
It says Auto and then 4 speed so not sure.
If only!!!
At least it isn't a LS swap...
It might just be that I'm more of a Chevy and MoPar guy, but I hardly ever see Coyote swaps. I see LS swaps everywhere, and Gen III HEMIs enough to consider them fairly common, but I can't even think of the last Coyote swap that I saw.
I've seen some Coyote swaps in older Ford pickups and maybe 1 or two cars but yes not as popular.
Even the 5.0 and 5.8 wasn't as popular. But for the Jeep world I seem to remember there were some reasons also.
Here are some more I came across over the last week or two.
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