1974 Ford LTD Country Squire

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    Sits in a shed for 25 years and ready to drive anywhere. Impressed.
     
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    Supposedly sold earlier for $4150 with the 460 V8. Now it has the 400. :tsk:
     
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    Maybe they did a flip and swap.
     
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    Engine pics look the same. Most likely the previous owner/seller didn't know what it was. The VIN says it is a 400.
     
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    BIG difference between a 400 of that vintage (which most likely has a 2-barrel carb), and a 460......
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    Not as big a difference as I would have thought...... Looked up the specs.....
    2-barrel 400: 170 hp / 330 ft-lbs torque
    4-barrel 460: 195 hp / 335 ft-lbs torque

    The 400 was standard in the Country Squire that year, while the lesser full-sized Ford wagons got the 351 standard.
     
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