Small Block Ford in a Museum for 40 years! Forgotten 1965 Fastback Mustang!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- On this Sally’s Speed Shop episode, we step way back in time…to the 1800’s. In our search for power for our ’65 Mustang Fastback, we find an engine that actually came out of the same year and model. The engine, a Ford 289, has been sitting for decades in a building built when people were still using real horsepower. We head to “The Buggy Shop Museum” in Senoia, GA to hear the story of the motor and of simpler times.
Getting this engine is huge step towards getting the car back on the road. Will it run? We have no idea! It's been sitting for 40 years. Follow along to watch the progress.
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. 2 Corinthians 5:17
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I have a 66 mustang with the original 289 that’s been in my family for 44 years. My grandfather gave it to me about 10 years ago and I’ve now been driving it for 4 years.
That’s awesome! Gotta love those little pony cars 👍🏼
Tim, the man with a plan!!
Sometimes his plans are terrible, this one seems to have gone alright so far haha
Rolling a complete engine out the front door. That is EPIC.
Haha it was the only way to make it work 😅
@SallysSpeedShop if needed I'd of carried it out piece by piece. Yes absolutely. Lol
Easier than stuffing it through a window
@peterphillips1493 agree 💯. But we would, if needed, and only way. LMAO....but very true.
Man you guys find the best stories for your engines. Highway LS an now this 289. Can’t wait to see what’next… God bless
We have run up on a few wild stories. Thanks for watching!
Great video before Christmas Jacob. Enjoyed it ! Thanks for sharing! 💯👍
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
You can thank my dad for this one haha He edited it! Merry Christmas Terry! 🙌🏼
@@SallysSpeedShophappy holidays from my family and to yours always have a fun time texting you guys on Instagram I should probably turn the notifications on for you for TH-cam
Awwww, the dogs totally approve!!! Moby is giving chase. Run run
Haha he doesn’t know what to do with himself when Peanut is around
A Fram filter so old, its not garbage. :)
And it’s even made in the USA too! 😅
Thank you for sharing and your APPRECIATION to your subscribers
Thanks for watching as always! 🙌🏼
Small block will run forever😊
Thats a mint score good to see it going on to breath life into a mustang again 👌
Oh,and sneaking sally through tha alley!
Very good find and a great way to start - with the bones of a 289 HP and not just a basic 289. If I remember right the rotating assembly in general was beefier. Heads a little better too. Also, my relatives born around the turn of the 19th/20th century in Troup and Meriwether used to say it a little differently or so it sounded to my ears. More like kah-EE-tah. Maybe they just said if fast LOL.
Turns out there’s a twist to this motor so you’ll have to wait for the next episode to see haha and oh yes, proper enunciation isn’t exactly what this area of the country is known for 😅
Well that was awesome. Nice guy too
Super nice guy. Thanks for watching.
Tim Davis
Always enjoy your Adventures.
Great episode ! My friends who were ford nuts back in the day loved their 289's Great little motor , wish they still made them today .A question a little off topic , but ... where can someone buy your Merchandise at ? Would love to wear proudly a shirt or hat or hoodie .. Thanks for all you do !
Well gents, it's my first time watching yer channel.
That said, it's probably not a Hippo, hell, it may not even be an "A" code 4 barrel motor.. Does it matter?
I 🤔 think not, it was great adventure, and awesome story, and great people, it's all 😊👍.!!!
Merry Christmas 🎄, and I'll looking to hear, whatever that "twist" is, that you mentioned in the the comments already, when the time comes.. Take care..
Agreed! We're gonna be happy just to have something running! Thanks for watching!
Tim Davis
Erm a 3 cylinder fiat 500 twin lol great find on the motor
Yep, I think the '62 Fiat 500 was a two cylinder. Thanks for watching.
Tim Davis
That’s way cool, guys. Can’t wait to see where this takes y’all. I’ll be watching. Hope I can make it down there one day to check your fastback and other projects out.
Thanks for your help and thanks for watching!
You need a life
Gives a new meaning to “walking the dog”! Just joking good luck!
cool
Great stuff guys thanks. Merry christmas and happy new year from me and mine to you and yours
Too cool. Merry Christmas 👍👍
Merry Christmas Shane!
I saw it at 5:41.you guys are alright by me!
Maybe there is a burned out '65 fastback lurking somewhere in an area salvage yard?
There very well could be!
I’ll tell you what,i could really use that top on my flatty!
Cool video! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas my friend!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Will be interesting to know if that is the Shelby HIPO 289
Happy Holidays
Thank you Bill! Right back at ya! 🙌🏼
Merry Christmas Bill!
Haha hopefully your dad didn't bring his check book with him because then he might of bought everything forsale
You have to buy that picture
I don’t know if you thought that motor was a hipo 289 but from what I could see Jacob that’s the wrong harmonic balancer for a hipo k code 289.
Enjoy your channel btw
Things are not always as they appear. It's probably not a high performance engine. We're just happy to have an engine. Thanks for the info and thanks for watching.
Tim Davis
Good eye, more will be revealed in the next episode as we try to get it running. Stories aren’t always accurate when you get parts unfortunately haha
I want to know that ginger lol
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Thanks for watching Bill!
I watch your videos all the time, but how many times did you say cool ? Great place though .
Haha it was a cool place 😅 I’ll have to work on some cooler adjectives!
I don't know who uses that word more, Jacob or Steve Darnell. 😂
You need to be more careful ,safety first, never lay under any suspicion parts of a car ,,
I don't care where you got it from. It has nothing to do with anything today.
Hmm… Not sure about that one. I’ve personally always appreciated the story behind a car, so why not the story behind an engine