For Sale “FREE” Ford inline six

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Ford 144 cubic inch engine. Engine rotates freely, block not cracked.
I hope someone can use this.
 
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Hello, i am curious about something on your 144 inline. i noticed on the side view picture, to the left of the distributor it appears a pipe is coming out of the block? Is that something specific to the 144s?
 
Farleyman said:
Hello, i am curious about something on your 144 inline. i noticed on the side view picture, to the left of the distributor it appears a pipe is coming out of the block? Is that something specific to the 144s?
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That's a downdraft tube to vent blowby gas to the grount; pre-PCV.
 
Farleyman said:
Hello, i am curious about something on your 144 inline. i noticed on the side view picture, to the left of the distributor it appears a pipe is coming out of the block? Is that something specific to the 144s?
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Hi, Farleyman I’m not able to answer that with certainty. It appears it is stock though. I can’t see where they’re have been any modifications to the engine. I rechecked how to identify the difference between the 144 and 170 and by all indications it is a 144 cubic inch Ford engine.
 
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