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RE: Don't you mean "Ford Engine Engine"?

By Bob - 01/31/2002 11:58:49 PM; IP 65.80.204.73

FE means Ford Edsel. This engine was introduced in 1958 and used in both car lines.

The MEL engine (383-462) was introduced in 1958 also. In 1958 Mercury had a 383, the Edsel had a 410 and the Lincoln had a 430.

I recall seeing some literature to that effect in my god-fathers new Edsel in 1958. Of course the FE designation was dropped for several years when the Edsel jokes started.

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Uh...Do What? -- Brett, 01/31/2002

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FE Stands For Ford Engine -- Rollie H, 01/31/2002

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RE: FE Stands For Ford Engine -- Chuck, 01/31/2002

What about 'MX'? -- Brett, 01/31/2002

RE: FE Stands For Ford Engine -- Rollie H, 01/31/2002

Ford Edsel, Fantastic Engine, Fast........ n/m -- Ed Jenkins, 02/03/2002

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Don't you mean "Ford Engine Engine"? -- Dave Shoe, 01/31/2002

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RE: Don't you mean "Ford Engine Engine"? -- Bob, 01/31/2002

Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=11067&Reply=11049><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a> <a href="#" id="anchor11067" onclick="return false;">The "FE" designation first surfaced in 1970.</a> -- <font color=#0000ff>Dave Shoe, <i>02/01/2002</i></font><script type="text/javascript">
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The "FE" designation first surfaced in 1970. -- Dave Shoe, 02/01/2002

RE: The "FE" designation first surfaced in 1970. -- scott 71 f-100, 02/01/2002

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RE:Beefier Gearing.... -- Mike McQuesten, 01/31/2002

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Will a C6 bolt right on... -- Brett, 02/01/2002

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RE: Will a C6 bolt right on... -- Ed Jenkins, 02/03/2002

That's are one peice n/m -- Ed Jenkins, 02/03/2002

Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=11061&Reply=11049><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a> <a href="#" id="anchor11061" onclick="return false;">'MX' is a next-generation 'FM' ('Ford-o-Matic'). Read on...</a> -- <font color=#0000ff>Mr F, <i>01/31/2002</i></font><script type="text/javascript">
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'MX' is a next-generation 'FM' ('Ford-o-Matic'). Read on... -- Mr F, 01/31/2002

RE: 'MX' is a next-generation 'FM' ('Ford-o-Matic'). Read on... -- James, 02/01/2002

FX and FMX are small box trannys, MX is a big box. -- Dave Shoe, 02/02/2002

I remember that post.......Thanks Mr F.! -- Ed Jenkins, 02/03/2002

Do this -- Ed Jenkins, 02/03/2002