Reply to "427 side oiler"

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I thought he said 50' wood boat .. be careful not all them were cooled thru heat exchangers ..at least not the cris crafts that were 40 - 50 years old that Ive seen. The heat exchangers came later in years to eliminate oil and fuel mixing with sea or river water.

Boat engines are and were automotive engines only difference is on some like you said had internal part differences .... Ive never seen a desigination where FORD listed casting # that read BOAT ENGINE ??? I believe if you find a 427 side oiler your way ahead of the game and its a good find.

10/23/064:13 PM

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