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Joe Toller 01-01-2014 11:22 PM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
You got a fan and parts scrounger out west here!

goinbroke2 01-02-2014 11:06 AM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
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Originally Posted by Billy Nees (Post 414631)
Ya know, seeing as you brought it up, I can't figure out just what to call the LTD. I've pretty well narrowed it down to two choices, "Great White"(it's white) or "Moby, Vic".

Moby Vic, BWAHAHAHAHA! PERFECT!

Dave Noll 04-21-2014 12:11 AM

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This thread changed my mind about having my tired 74 hauled off.

Yup, Especially now. :eek:

http://classracer.com/classforum/att...1&d=1398053344

ALMACK 04-21-2014 07:21 AM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
Congrats on your find Dave !

Angelo DiTocco 04-21-2014 09:57 AM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
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Originally Posted by Bill Howell (Post 413533)
It would make a great car for a demolition derby!

LMAO ! -

In the mid 80's II had a 77 LTD (Brogham??) some type of luxury option?...an uncle gave it to me...... It was more like a Continental.... Hidden headlights, Power Everything, Landau Top, it was Silver.... It had a 460 4bbl - the damn thing was fast & a gas eater.
460 was a great motor - smooth etc.
within 2 years though.... the headlight doors stopped working, the bumpers literally rusted and fell off, and best of all - the sunroof (which I never even used) would leak... rain water would pool in the roof..... so when you hit the brakes the driver and passenger would get a good soaking (no BS)... it was hysterical.
So I'm not sure it wouldve made a good demo-derby car because of how rusty it got!
I completely forgot I ever owned it till I saw this post...

Pontiac Lee 04-21-2014 11:20 AM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
Guys, I have a line on a 74-5 Lincoln with the 460 four-barrel, it is running and has 1500 miles on a rebuilt engine, trans, and rear end. Would this be a good one for Stock? It looks brand new (Continental). Lee

Dave Noll 04-21-2014 01:49 PM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
Thanks Alan. Was beginning to think it wasn't possible to find one.

Lee, does it have a spreadbore carb ? Either a Thermoquad or a Motorcraft ?

Dave Noll 04-21-2014 02:03 PM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
Lee, I can't even find a Lincoln in the Guide.

Joe Toller 04-21-2014 07:36 PM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Angelo DiTocco (Post 428592)
LMAO ! -

In the mid 80's II had a 77 LTD (Brogham??) some type of luxury option?...an uncle gave it to me...... It was more like a Continental.... Hidden headlights, Power Everything, Landau Top, it was Silver.... It had a 460 4bbl - the damn thing was fast & a gas eater.
460 was a great motor - smooth etc.
within 2 years though.... the headlight doors stopped working, the bumpers literally rusted and fell off, and best of all - the sunroof (which I never even used) would leak... rain water would pool in the roof..... so when you hit the brakes the driver and passenger would get a good soaking (no BS)... it was hysterical.
So I'm not sure it wouldve made a good demo-derby car because of how rusty it got!
I completely forgot I ever owned it till I saw this post...

If you find one out of the rust belt, and you weld the bumpers and those nasty bumper shocks real well, they are a beast. I have the trophy to prove it.

vic guilmino 12-31-2014 09:33 PM

Re: 77/78 ford ltd/ mercury marquis 460
 
got pistons in block


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