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Y Blocks came in the 1954 Ford first year avail.

By Royce Peterson - 01/20/2002 7:58:07 PM; IP 63.87.74.238

Wrong. The 1954 Fords were the first to be equipped with Y blocks. They looked much like the 1953's but mechanically were a totally new car.

Royce Peterson

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Old Ford Question -- Ron Vesterby, 01/20/2002

RE: Old Ford Question -- Bob, 01/20/2002

Y Blocks came in the 1954 Ford first year avail. -- Royce Peterson, 01/20/2002

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The FE shared numerous Y-Block traits. -- Dave Shoe, 01/20/2002

Thanks Guys -- Ron Vesterby, 01/20/2002