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For Sale: 1975 Ford Ranger in Belleville, Michigan
1975 F250 Ranger XLT.
D0VE 429 block and heads.
Engine is out of a 1970 TBird.
Engine built in 2014.
What makes this engine cool is that all the aftermarket internals are from the 70's and were kept in their original packaging next to the block and heads till I had them assembled.
.30 flat aluminum Pistons.
Cam specs would be considered 3/4 cam.
Lift and duration I will post this week.
Aluminum intake.
Holly 750 double pump.
Mechanical fuel pump.
Stock ignition.
Hustler long tube headers.
Serpentine pulley system all billet. Electric cooling fan.
Aluminum radiator.
Over 10k just in the engine.
Desk top Dyno says 498 hp
Vehicle Details
1975 Ford Ranger
Listing ID:CC-908603
Price:$25,000 (OBO)
Location:Belleville, Michigan
Year:1975
Make:Ford
Model:Ranger
Exterior Color:Brown
Interior Color:Brown
Transmission:Automatic
Engine Size:V-8
Odometer:97000
Trim Level:XLT 250
Title Status:Clear
Restoration History:Fully Restored
Exterior Condition:Excellent
AM/FM Radio:Yes
Power Brakes:Yes
Power Steering:Yes
Bored:Yes
Engine History:Replaced
Engine Condition:Running
Drive Train:Part-time 4WD
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