1970 Ford Maverick

gdouaire

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My brother-in-law has just finished his 4-year project, a 1970 Maverick with an inline six, the car looks, feels and drives line a new one...

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Ernest

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No coyote needed...... replace the inline6 with a 90's roller 302 engine, then EFI it.
 
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69hurstolds

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Be bold. Put an LS engine in it. I don't think anyone's put an LS engine in a car before that didn't already come with one. That would be new.

Oh, wait....nevermind.
 
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DRIVEN

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I always thought those were cool, especially in grabber trim. Kinda like a Vega with a 327 swap (ask me about my daddy issues). What did Chrysler have? A rebadged Mitsubishi? Lame.

When I was going to school I worked for my uncle. One of his regular customers was a rabid Ford guy with a bunch of cool-ish cars. My favorite was a ratty Maverick bracket car with a nasty 302.

Mavericks are cool.
 
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86LK

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I always thought those were cool, especially in grabber trim. Kinda like a Vega with a 327 swap (ask me about my daddy issues). What did Chrysler have? A rebadged Mitsubishi? Lame.

When I was going to school I worked for my uncle. One of his regular customers was a rabid Ford guy with a bunch of cool-ish cars. My favorite was a ratty Maverick bracket car with a nasty 302.

Mavericks are cool.
some more Grabber's


a Mercedes OM606 engine, mating it to a Nissan CD009 six-speed transmission, and installing them into his Maverick. OM606 is a 3.0 liter inline-six, double overhead camshaft diesel engine produced by Mercedes from 1993 to 2001. ....trying to track down a Grabber hood. A company called Maverick Man Carbon Classic has the hood and a rear spoiler
 

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