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302 y-block

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MoonShadow
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I just saw a new 40's style race car at the TROG with the biggest V8 flathead I've ever seen. It turned out to be a 337ci Lincoln. Looked almost as big as the Caddy V12's but with less sparkplugs. Ran very well too had a completely different sound.
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I have 303 ci Y-Block, almost 5 litres.
Stock 3.3" stroke with 3.82" bore.

Cylinder walls are thin as paper.


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Thanks Charlie. I got smart and did a net search. Confirmed what you said. Saw the engine at Ford Carlisle. Didn't get the price. Probably not worth  a lot.
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A 302, if a Y block, is a Lincoln Y Block, a truck engine.



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Saw 1963 302 cu in y-block short block. Came from FoMoCo, never ran. Pistons, rods, crank, cam, no heads. What was the application of this engine?



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