So, now that I have a '73 Ranchero 351 v8, I am interested in knowing a bit more about these...
How many 351 v8 Rancheros were produced here in SA?
How many are still on the roads?
How many 302 v8 Rancheros were produced here?
I have gone through the forum, but don't think anybody touched on these questions...
Ranchero experts?
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Re: Ranchero experts?
Well I am going to be controversial and say I doubt any of the 73's were originally 351's I speak under correction though. Based on what I know all were 302c though lots acquired 351's during their lives.goddard wrote: ↑Sun 13 May 2018, 15:56So, now that I have a '73 Ranchero 351 v8, I am interested in knowing a bit more about these...
How many 351 v8 Rancheros were produced here in SA?
How many are still on the roads?
How many 302 v8 Rancheros were produced here?
I have gone through the forum, but don't think anybody touched on these questions...
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Re: Ranchero experts?
Correct! No Ranchero ever had a 351C from factory. I had 20 or more!
No problem as I can make a 302C with same firing order as the 351C run away from a 351C. No magic. Stromberg 2 barrel carburetor and all.
Rassie.
No problem as I can make a 302C with same firing order as the 351C run away from a 351C. No magic. Stromberg 2 barrel carburetor and all.
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