Reply to "anyone have vintage engine compartment photos to share?"

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While we are into the engine, here is another scan from the same article.

That exhaust manifold looks like a "log type header" to me, like that shown for the Longchamp.

I have seen pictures where the stock Ford 302 cast iron log exhaust manifold is shown on the 'goose..

Found the discussion of 'goose headers here. http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/...50045562/m/624103536

I think that what is happening is that there are going to be variations on the Mangustas as far as these kinds of details.

Good luck on trying to document anything as "factory original" on these cars.

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