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    TheDude is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    More 429ci engine info:

     



    Hi,

    I want to thank everyone for their help in my previous posts. The garage is finally finished and the Mustang and Galaxie are enjoying being inside for the winter. I now have the 429 in my possession, which is also in the garage. I got some information off the engine. On the intake manifold I found the following casting:

    3 D0VE 9425 B
    F4 2A6 (or G?)

    On the head I unfortunately found:

    D2VE-AA, meaning, as I have read, the heads are pretty much useless for a performance rebuild.

    Is this engine worth rebuilding in the future? If you remember my other posts, the Galaxie has a 390ci engine in it and I am considering putting the 429 in the Galaxie. Is it worth my money to build up the '72 429?

    Thanks for the help.

    Justin
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    Just find C8, C9, D0, or D3 heads and your all set for a fun engine to play with. I would at the very least keep hold of the block for future use, they are not making new 460's any longer and you have a good 429/460 block setting right there with you.
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