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I think they were.
PF Arcand (9/12/2016)
Just to add to the questions, wasn't the term Interceptor also used on the Eaton Marine Ford engines?




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Just to add to the questions, wasn't the term Interceptor also used on the Eaton Marine Ford engines?


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That is the one I was shown,I was going to buy them but they were 14 dollars a pair so I decided to wait.


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Is this the valve cover decal you are looking at for the ’55 Police engines?
http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/d1f5588c-cf77-41a6-9a8d-4792.jpg 


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I have found there is a different valve cover sticker for the police motor,its smaller then the regular sticker and will get them when I am ready to build the motor.


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If there is no color or sticker difference on the police motors I will paint it up like a 55 Merc motor was dropped in or use the 58? interceptor decals like I have on the 351-W that is in it now,if the marine motors had a different sticker I could use them as I want something that looks a little different then what is supposed to be on it. I like messing with those so called experts we all hear at the car shows.


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junkyardjeff (8/20/2016)
  I was considering painting the 292 I will be putting in my 55 Sunliner as a 55 mercury motor but got thinking of making it look like a 55 292 police motor if it looked different then the 272 that is supposed to be in it, so what I need to know are those motors painted a different color or had different valve cover stickers.

To the best of my knowledge, the ’55 292 Police engines were red with black valve covers.  Not sure about the valve cover decals but would suspect they were either blank or had Thunderbird V8 stickers.  I am currently doing a restoration rebuild of a 1955 Police engine and those engines came as either a 193HP or 198HP version depending upon whether it was a standard or automatic transmission.  On these two engines, the cylinder heads dictated what the HP rating was to be.
 
The 272 engines in the 1955/1956 Ford cars had the Ford V8 decals on the valve covers.  The Mercury engines had ‘Mercury’ embossed into the steel valve covers.


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I believe the setup I have is automatic choke. I think the choke is missing. Carb needs rebuilt but it is '55. Intake is '55. Make you a great deal. email me at slumlord44@hotmail.com if interested. One of many things I just need to find a good home for.
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There is a vendor that comes to a local swapmeet that sells stickers so I will check with them,I am going to build it the way I want but going to make it look like a Mercury or police motor. I have a 37 scruby p/u with a 57 235 six that I have made to look like a original 216 and its fun watching people try to figure out what it is when I open the hood..


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Again only a guess.  Certain police cars had an "interceptor" engine, which was on the valve covers.  I don't know if the 55's were that way.  Something to check out if you do the police thing.


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