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Blue engine explained 120-130 1966

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Tue Dec 29 13:04 CST 2009
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For those wondering why the block was blue, it came to me that way. I got the engine from a fellow who was putting a ford V-8 of some kind in his 140. He was a Ford guy, and had painted the block that "Ford blue" when he yanked it out of his car.

I thought about repainting the block the correct colour before I put it in the car, but never got around to it.

For those that wonder, the next engine will be the Volvo red, one way or another.
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