Reply to "engine number"

mangustaMember

Jerry,

What is the number on the little tag that is bolted to the top of the carb???? THAT will tell you what the original part number and application was.....

You posted a beautiful picture of the top of the tag......but ya can't see squat for the numbers!

I'm gonna guess that it is a C9ZE-xxxx number based upon the type of throttle linkage on it. I would guess that C8OE or C8ZE, C9OE or C9ZE, and D0OE and perhaps D0ZE carbs could also be present on a Goose since production was from 1968 to 1970.

Any engine with all the smog air pump plumbing will most likely be a 1968 engine. Without it, a 1969 or 70 engine.

The small aluminum tag on the intake, if still present, can be looked up in the Ford Parts Books, which I have, to tell you EXACTLY what the application was for!!!

Offhand, it would be a stick shift 4V engine. Used most often in Mustang/Cougar/Fairlane....

Steve

10/26/091:15 PM

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