I've got a 1968 Ford 200 cubic inch 6 cylinder (11-CDE-6015B) engine for sale. My step dad was alternating between using this engine and a 289 windsor in his 66 Bronco. He had this engine out of the Bronco when he unexpectedly passed away. I believe the engine was running fine when he pulled it out about 2-3 years ago. The distributor, fuel pump, water pump, carburetor, exhaust manifold, and even the bell housing are all attached, just like you pulled it out of the engine bay yesterday. I pulled the plugs and turned the engine over by hand. The engine feels good. I don't know what the compression is without buying a compression tester or going to a shop. The dipstick doesn't show any oil (was he changing it?) but the filter is still attached. That all said I think the engine is in good shape but I can't confirm that. So I'm selling it for $500/OBO. I haven't yet figured out how to post photos here but am happy to share them. The engine looks good and is in Lake Tahoe, CA.
For Sale 1968 Ford 200 6 cylinder for sale
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Many will ask for the block and head casting numbers which should appear as seen below:
Head casting numbers are important also because often a later head will be swapped onto an early block and usually the later the head has better performance capability so more desirable.
Head casting numbers are important also because often a later head will be swapped onto an early block and usually the later the head has better performance capability so more desirable.
67Straightsix
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Are you on the north or south side of the lake?
I've got the Bronco too. It's restoration was nearing completion. I take it on short drives fairly regularly. It needs a new wiring harness to make it more reliable, amongst other things.
The block is C8DE-6015-B and the head is C9DE-6090-M. I think the block may be from a falcon or fairlane. The head is a slightly later 1969 M-version, which I think is from the 250 cu in engine.
South side of the lake.
67Straightsix
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I might be interested. Is it possible to see it this weekend? I live in South Tahoe.
Yes. Please reach out to me at 530-545-2060.
Yes, it's got a 65' 289 in it now and a 4-speed manual transmission. It's pretty cool. The old man did some good work. I agree about Classicbroncos. Thank you for the well wishes!
