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Thread: 1929 model A pickup Ford SB 5.0 HO
          
   
   

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    48fordnut is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    go with the 94-95 as they were about 2'' shorter than a reg 5.0. or you can use the ft cover and w/p off of a 94-5 on a early 5.0 as I am doing. i have a carbed sbf in my rpu. and am using a carbed 90, 5.0 in a model a coupe.

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    Liquid Cooled - BTW welcome to CHR. Nice project.... let's see some photos as you build. We love photos.
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    A good choice on 5.0 blocks would be a roller block 1986 up . Efi were better built in the 90's if you go that route . A good ole carb looks nostalga though .

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