Complete with a rare 302 straight six. 
In reply to 93EXCivic:
Well he said it wasn't just an A to B car!
I give up...
From the ad (last line):
"...Please given me a call if U have bought this car."
WTF?
Doesn't look too bad for $700.
My folks owned a '79 Mercury Zepher, also with a 302, but it was the not so rare 302 V8.
In reply to integraguy:
That's just an A to B car.
I'm not that familiar with the 302 six, I assume torque; what kind of gas mileage can you expect?
Dan
Yeah, some things I know and I'm not afraid to admit there are things I don't know.
914Driver wrote:
Yeah, some things I know and I'm not afraid to admit there are things I don't know.
I'm right there with you. There are also the things I know, and wish I didn't
Also I see the price has dropped to $600
EvanR
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6/6/12 10:50 a.m.
For the record, changing an I-6 for a V-8 in a Fox-body, you need a new crossmember.
In reply to 914Driver:
I just meant that it seemed obvious by the prior remarks that a 302 inline 6 doesn't exist. Sorry for picking on you. Next time it could be me.
No, no, I assumed it was the 300 - 6, still, how's she do in the city?
It's not like I haven't thrown out a one-liner or two......
I had an F100 with the 300 i6 and it was reliable but definitely not a speedy or thrifty motor. It fit the character of an old Ford truck just great.
I don't think they put the 300 inline in these. I guess the owner means a V8 302.
Same way a lot of dealers say this BMW has a V6.
spitfirebill wrote:
I don't think they put the 300 inline in these. I guess the owner means a V8 302.
I am guessing it is either the 302 V8 or 200 straight six and I am leaning 200.
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