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  1. 09-08-2009 06:43 PM #1
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    Hello All,
    I'm a lover of all American made classics and currently own a 1967 Ford Galaxie XL with 390 c.i. (315 hp) and 4-speed. I'm considering changing the single 4-barrel to a three-duece or two-fours setup. Not sure which or if it's even a good idea. This is one of the reasons I joined your site to get info on these options. I'm taking the Galaxie to the Galaxie Nationals at Charlotte Autofair this weekend so might see you there. I also own a 1947 Ford 1-ton stakebed truck with a 351W eng and A/T that I really enjoy driving. Eventually, I will restore it but for now I'm driving it as is. Folks at cruise-in's etc. enjoy seeing it in the stock body form. I also own a 1999 Mustang GT convertible that is my daily driver. Thanks in advance for your help. Roy
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  3. 09-09-2009 05:38 AM #2
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    welcome to the site Roy. i do not know the answers to your questions but there are alot of people here that can help.
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  4. 09-09-2009 06:37 AM #3
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    Welcome to CHR Roy, always good to have another Ford guy around! Put us up some pics of your cars, they all sound nice! As to the dual fours or a tri-power, both work good and look good when set-up correctly, just depends on which you can find at the best price and which you prefer.....
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  5. 09-10-2009 09:57 AM #4
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    Welcome Roy...There are many Ford fans here. Good luck and enjoy the ride...
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  6. 09-10-2009 01:44 PM #5
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    Welcome Roy!

    Go for the two fours -it just looks right on that big ol' Ford! In the late 1960's, the Mercury Marauder came with dual quads and it would pass anything but a gas station!

    Have fun and let us know what you decide.

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    Welcome, Roy. A better bunch of cars guys you wont find anywhere.
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