Posted by wisbaker on April 24, 2017 at 19:55:49 from (173.30.119.179):
In Reply to: Re: f 600 ford posted by mmfan55 on April 24, 2017 at 19:36:55:
360, 361 and 391 were actually FT engines. Look for a tag under the hood for emission compliance, that should have the engine size and emission compliance information in it. If it doesn't have one look for the tag that has the vin number, on newer stuff the vin number will tell you what engine it has if you decode the vin, on older stuff it's usually on the body tag or FMVSS compliance sticker/plate. Ford engines FE= Ford Edsel, when these engines were released their primary application was going to be in Ford and Edsel passenger cars. There was also an MEL (Mercury, Edsel Lincoln) motor an FT (Ford Truck) and a Super Duty V8 that was found in big trucks, some versions were over 500 cubic inches.
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