What happened to the Sea Fury at Stapleford. Did she tip up because of the soft ground.. or brakes lock on etc.?:confused:
Maybe there were two Ford V8’s of that size. I seem to remember reference to a 351 Cleveland and a 351 Windsor. Perhaps it was the Windsor that was a 5.8.
I do remember, though, that the XC Falcon/Fairmont came with a number of engine options, the size marked in cc’s on the front wing panel behind the front wheel: 200 c.i./3.3 six; 250 c.i./4.1 six; 302 c.i./4.9 V8; 351 c.i./5.8 V8. The 351 carried a ‘5.8’ badge. The posher Fairlane had just the two V8 engines.
The main differences between Cleveland and Windsor V8’s is in the name, as that is where they were produced in the US.
As for the 5.8 badge, well thats a new one on me. The Ford 302cu small block V8 is always a 5 litre to me.. the 260 was 4.2 litre and the 289 was 4.7 litre, as fitted to the Sunbeam Tiger. I guess in the end its just what your used to.
Maybe there were two Ford V8’s of that size. I seem to remember reference to a 351 Cleveland and a 351 Windsor. Perhaps it was the Windsor that was a 5.8.
I do remember, though, that the XC Falcon/Fairmont came with a number of engine options, the size marked in cc’s on the front wing panel behind the front wheel: 200 c.i./3.3 six; 250 c.i./4.1 six; 302 c.i./4.9 V8; 351 c.i./5.8 V8. The 351 carried a ‘5.8’ badge. The posher Fairlane had just the two V8 engines.
The main differences between Cleveland and Windsor V8’s is in the name, as that is where they were produced in the US.
As for the 5.8 badge, well thats a new one on me. The Ford 302cu small block V8 is always a 5 litre to me.. the 260 was 4.2 litre and the 289 was 4.7 litre, as fitted to the Sunbeam Tiger. I guess in the end its just what your used to.
I remember those. That will be the celebrated 351 V8 that saw service in most top-line Australian Fords in the seventies. I think, though, it was a 5.8 (5751 cc), the GM 350 being a 5.7.
Ford 351 Cleveland classed as 5.7 litre. Chevy 350 also classed as 5.7 litre. Ford never marketed a 5.8 litre V8 as far as i know. Landau was similar to the Mad Max V8 interceptor, although that was really the Landau’s sister model, the Falcon XB GT coupe.
My car pictured below.
I remember those. That will be the celebrated 351 V8 that saw service in most top-line Australian Fords in the seventies. I think, though, it was a 5.8 (5751 cc), the GM 350 being a 5.7.
Ford 351 Cleveland classed as 5.7 litre. Chevy 350 also classed as 5.7 litre. Ford never marketed a 5.8 litre V8 as far as i know. Landau was similar to the Mad Max V8 interceptor, although that was really the Landau’s sister model, the Falcon XB GT coupe.
My car pictured below.
I was ‘Ford’ for a long time.
Over the years they have been
Consul 375 Drophead
Cortina Mk1 1500GT
Cortina Mk1 1500GT
Cortina Mk1 1650 Cosworth
Anglia 105E
Capri II 3Litre S
Puma 1.7
Racing Puma
And currently the Jaguar X which is partially FordMoggy
Hmm.. wonder whats next… a Moggy Minor perhaps? :p
I was ‘Ford’ for a long time.
Over the years they have been
Consul 375 Drophead
Cortina Mk1 1500GT
Cortina Mk1 1500GT
Cortina Mk1 1650 Cosworth
Anglia 105E
Capri II 3Litre S
Puma 1.7
Racing Puma
And currently the Jaguar X which is partially FordMoggy
Hmm.. wonder whats next… a Moggy Minor perhaps? :p
Present car Focus ST-2 such fun :diablo:
You naughty girl… but i like your style :cool:.
Present car Focus ST-2 such fun :diablo:
You naughty girl… but i like your style :cool:.
Not one of these?
Moggy
Well i like the name Moggy… but the engine isn’t exactly ‘Pythonesque’ in terms of power :D.
Not one of these?
Moggy
Well i like the name Moggy… but the engine isn’t exactly ‘Pythonesque’ in terms of power :D.
I agree… lets hope this sets a precedent for future similar cases.
I agree… lets hope this sets a precedent for future similar cases.
Funny, my cars got bigger… and are now getting smaller;
65 Singer Chamois
75 Morris Marina 1.8dl
76 ” ” 1.8hl
77 Rover SD1 V8 Man
81 ” ” ” SE Auto
76 Jaguar XJ6 4.2
79 Opel Senator 3.0E
83 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.6gl
83 Ford Sierra XR4i 2.8
83 ” Fiesta XR2 1.6
89 ” Sierra 2.0 gls
73 ” Landau 5.7 V8 (Aussie Muscle)
93 ” Mondeo 2.0glx
95 ” ” 1.8glx
currently 01 Mondeo 1.8lx & 03 Citroen Saxo VTR.
Funny, my cars got bigger… and are now getting smaller;
65 Singer Chamois
75 Morris Marina 1.8dl
76 ” ” 1.8hl
77 Rover SD1 V8 Man
81 ” ” ” SE Auto
76 Jaguar XJ6 4.2
79 Opel Senator 3.0E
83 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.6gl
83 Ford Sierra XR4i 2.8
83 ” Fiesta XR2 1.6
89 ” Sierra 2.0 gls
73 ” Landau 5.7 V8 (Aussie Muscle)
93 ” Mondeo 2.0glx
95 ” ” 1.8glx
currently 01 Mondeo 1.8lx & 03 Citroen Saxo VTR.