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need engine pics

73stallion

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i need a few pics of a stock '68 engine bay please. also does anybody know if the '68 289 should be light or dark ford blue?
 

broncnaz

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All I've ever seen were dark blue. I also like the dark blue better.
 

66Bronco

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i need a few pics of a stock '68 engine bay please. also does anybody know if the '68 289 should be light or dark ford blue?

I am fairly certain that it should be dark blue. I have pictures at home that I can send you. Everything I have access to now is '66 engine pictures (for some odd reason...).


-Terry
 

Thunder Chicken

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May 5, 2008
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FYI......duplicolor has three diff colors of ford blue......old ford blue, ford blue, and corporate ford blue....i believe old ford blue is the correct color but more importantly its the one i liked the best!!;D

SO I would go with what you like best.thats always the right color!
 

tcb42

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Here is the best pic of my once stock 68 engine bay. Not a great pic at all. I imagine that is the dark blue on the valve cover.
 

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Broncotj0

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Mankato, MN
This is off subject but I see the linkage on this photo of the '68 and I was wondering what years this style of linkage was normal. I have a '70(not original motor) and '75 that does not have this style but my '72 does. Thanks,
 

bax

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Aug 22, 2005
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My 68 looked just like the picture except for the linkage. My linkage was a rod directly from the bell crank to the carb. However I did have the little linkage catch on the firewall so it seem that mine could of been changed.
 
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