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Old 11-06-2014, 04:16 AM   #1
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Question Oddball 1967 Fairlane not in the guide

1967 Ford Fairlane GTA 289: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Fairlan...-/251696391045

The seller claims this has a '67-only optional 289, but NHRA only lists a 390 in the Guide for GT/GTA package cars. There is no VIN given in the ad.
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Old 11-06-2014, 07:24 AM   #2
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http://www.automobile-catalog.com/ca...enger_v-8.html

Looks like it was a option in 1967.
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Old 11-06-2014, 11:45 AM   #3
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Yes, I saw an untouched orig owner car years ago so I know they exist. As a Ford guy, I would have bet the farm that this combo didn't exist until I saw the actual car. Don't waste your time if you are considering this for Stock or SS, no chance this combo will work.

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Old 11-07-2014, 12:20 AM   #4
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Yes, I saw an untouched orig owner car years ago so I know they exist. As a Ford guy, I would have bet the farm that this combo didn't exist until I saw the actual car. Don't waste your time if you are considering this for Stock or SS, no chance this combo will work.

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Oh,no. I wasn't thinking of building it. I was just surprised that it wasn't in the classification guide.
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Although the 66 Fairlane GT/GTA were all equipped with the S code 390 engine, you could get a 289 in a 67 GT/GTA. However, unlike the 66 &67 GT 390 engine, the 289 engine did not have any special parts, no different than a non GT engine.
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Old 11-07-2014, 12:22 PM   #6
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So Rory, if I remember correct, it wasn't even a 4bbl engine? So it would have just been a 'C' code car. Would it have single exhaust also? Pretty sad deal all around. For what it's worth, my brother had a '67 390 GTA and in stock form it was less than impressive performance wise, ran low 15's.

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So Rory, if I remember correct, it wasn't even a 4bbl engine? So it would have just been a 'C' code car. Would it have single exhaust also? Pretty sad deal all around. For what it's worth, my brother had a '67 390 GTA and in stock form it was less than impressive performance wise, ran low 15's.



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You could get it with a 2bl or 4bl
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You could get it with a 2bl or 4bl
I don't see the 289 4 bbl. in any Fairlanes in 67.

Mustangs and Falcons, yes.
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I don't see the 289 4 bbl. in any Fairlanes in 67.

Mustangs and Falcons, yes.
My reply to the qoute isnt about a 289....
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My reply to the qoute isnt about a 289....
Okay..fair enough.

It doesn't show the 390 2bbl GT(A) either ;-)
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