I love this compilation. My father was a Ford salesman throughout the '60s, and I even worked at a Ford dealer in '66 in pre-delivery. I got to drive everything. I raced a heavily modified 1968 Torino GT fastback with a 390 (4.11 gear, Isky cam, longtube headers, etc.), and a 1969 black Mustang with 428 and 3.91 gear. Great memories, and I appreciate the video.
What a thrill to see again many of the built up SUPER STOCK big blocks of the 1960s. The worked over 406s and 427s bring back a lot of nostalgia of the golden era factory sponsored cars and then later in the hands of individuals who are keeping these drag models going.
I had a 66 XL heritage burgundy with Cragars ran best 13.79, warmed over 390, 3000 stall, 4:11 gears. Would of turned better if I had stick tires, traction was bad. I miss that ol Gal..
My Dad owned a 427/ 425 hp Galaxie raced it at Bridgehampton Raceway. Stock out of the box except for open exhaust it ran 14.90's at 108 mph with a 3.50 gear ratio.
Thank you, thank you for such a great vlog of this great big blue oval iron!!! I’ve only seen a couple minutes, but I’ll subscribe. More vlogs like this PLEASE!
This is the one show I can hardly wait to go see. BB, just does a cool job. Wish is was when the weather is a little warmer. TROUBLE MAKER, coolest car, have watched this guy run since the HR Power Fest days. Great Car!
I wish I was the person that clicked 427 or 428 likes on this vid but I'll take 429 , this video should have way more thumbs up and likes on these classic Ford rare muscle cars , Thanks for the upload
Very impressive performance delivered by most of the cars competing in this drag competition. The mph and times and good driving and well set up cars really came through.
These red Ford Fairlane's remind me of Ed Terry's Hayward Ford sponsored 67 Fairlane 500 that he campaigned back in the day at Fremont and Sacramento dragstrips. He stored all his old race cars, including his 62 Ford Galaxy, 66 Mustang Cobra, his Ford Drag Team sponsored 1968 CobraJet Mustang, 1969 Mach I and 1970 Maverick (Silver Bullet) at his race shop in Hayward, Ca. for years. Ed passed away ..and I saw his 67 Fairlane 500 sold in a TV (Mecum or Barrett Jackson) auction last year.
FE engines are pure gold Ford shows in late 60,s how fast they was.....when Ford 427 come to LeMans...Ferraris was crying The best sounds V8...and now....Ford have 5.0 COYOTE V8....mighty engine👍
FE for Ford Edsel, the Edsel was built in the Metuchen/ Edison twp NJ plant in 1957 for the 1958 model year and they came with I think both Y blocks and FE big blocks. The first year of the FE was 1958 for both Ford and Edsel. When Edsel went bust they started building Mustangs in the Metuchen plant. I lived there back in the day saw Edsels daily on the transporters.They were ugly then just as now.
Few week ago I was parked Sunday and seen a old man drive out of long store slowly with a 1957 Chevy station wagon. I could not belive it. In stock shape. Didn’t even know they was a wagon. LOL
what does FE stand for on ford engines? one guy said it stood for "Ford Edsel" for the 352, 360, 390, 410, 427, 428 engines & another guy told me it stood for "iron" because "Fe" is iron's symbol on the periodic table. would appreciate it, if you could clarify on what it means exactly.
No kidding Sirius Jones they sucked premium like a college student shot gunning a beer! Cruise night in my old man's 352 Galaxie drained a tank of Chevron high test in no time. But man did she run. First On Race Day!
Somebody's got Their wires crossed! To begin with, the Ford FE series block started out as a 332 then 352 , 390 , 406 , 427 , 428 , The 429 - 460 Ford blocks are Entirely different! They're the 385 series, actually there was a 370 C.I. 385 series they used in school buses!
BINGO. Neophytes can be excused for not knowing. Willie, the way to get air into an engine was thru the valves. So a high lift and long duration cam were required old school. Killed the vacuum and most ran solid, not hydraulic lifters. That lopey idle was your first clue racing that other driver for titles might be a bad idea. Old school technology meant loading those cylinders up with fuel and air (oxygen). The open exhaust a way to let the spent mixture escape, so no back pressure. I wasn't one , but I sure admired those old school racers. Guys that got their hands dirty, turned wrenches, experimented. Now these guys buy their quick cars. Out of the box. Where's the fun?
Cool. 69 FB. What'chu got in it, 351W, C4? I love the 69s 70s. And the 5s & 6s and the 7s & 8s.Heck I like'em all. lol :))Is the photo in a burnout box at a little country dragstrip? It just has that look about it. I have been on a few and always in a Mustang!!
All the same cars. Lot of "Lawn Chair" guys sitting and not running 😂. No 65-67 Galaxies, my 66 XL ran 13.79 best with a warmed over 390, 3000 stall 4:11 gears, but bad old drag radials couldn't get it to hook. Sold it before I could finish it, we lost everything, house, car, my studio drums during Obama, dad lost 100k in the stock market was a bad time. I had that car for 18 years. It's up in Saginaw Michigan if I ever fell into money I know I could get it back. 6D68Y157641 Car was Heritage Burgundy with Cragars and black vinyl top with black interior
You just got to love this channel Ford first on race day fast on race day and the last but certainly not least ferocious on race day no damn to bitten junk Chevrolet the blue oval all the way
I love this compilation. My father was a Ford salesman throughout the '60s, and I even worked at a Ford dealer in '66 in pre-delivery. I got to drive everything. I raced a heavily modified 1968 Torino GT fastback with a 390 (4.11 gear, Isky cam, longtube headers, etc.), and a 1969 black Mustang with 428 and 3.91 gear. Great memories, and I appreciate the video.
That was fun....haven't watched these in decades
So nice to see this many drag races without a first gen Camaro
Fords and chevys is best🇺🇸👍♥️
@@markokampfelt3298 when the fords showed up Camaros packed up and left .... lol
Not any 65-66 Galaxies, shame.
What a thrill to see again many of the built up SUPER STOCK big blocks of the 1960s. The worked over 406s and 427s bring back a lot of nostalgia of the golden era factory sponsored cars and then later in the hands of individuals who are keeping these drag models going.
Wow
Those FEs sound so good always like seeing them race
I'm a Mopar guy, but this was awesome, so many beautiful fords, the cam chop at idle is to die for.
I love those old FEs. Big or small, nothing sounds like a Ford V8! That growl, even at redline.
that was fun! Love seeing those big Galaxies with air under the front tires. And that black and white '58 Custom 300 - that car's awesome.
I had a 66 XL heritage burgundy with Cragars ran best 13.79, warmed over 390, 3000 stall, 4:11 gears. Would of turned better if I had stick tires, traction was bad. I miss that ol Gal..
Some of the best racing I’ve ever seen. 👍🏻
Man does not live by Chevy alone got to love Ford FEs
love my 390 fe. great cruiser!!!!
Love the pit action. Those FE engines sure sound good idling. Thank you for sharing.
This strip is in Beaver Springs, PA. What a great setting to race!
Love all them Fords!
Not crazy at all.
First On Race Day
My Dad owned a 427/ 425 hp Galaxie raced it at Bridgehampton Raceway. Stock out of the box except for open exhaust it ran 14.90's at 108 mph with a 3.50 gear ratio.
then it was a dog
I am glad to hear that you are doing some ford stuff
What in the world powers that orange bomb that is freaky fast???? I'm a Fairlane guy, but man, I love watching that little car GOOOOOO!!!!
Henry J, early 50's
Awesome Video !! Thanks for posting it Love those Fords !!!!
All 3 vids you have are awesome. I had to subscribe. Hopefully you have more coming.
great vieod! i miss my 68 fairlane so much these days.
Gotta love those identical Fairlanes at 5:43 that finished .02 sec apart. It came down to who was the better driver.
Thank you, thank you for such a great vlog of this great big blue oval iron!!! I’ve only seen a couple minutes, but I’ll subscribe. More vlogs like this PLEASE!
the '58 Custom 300 ran 8.95? wow I'd say it's tuned in nicely.
It's them there Autolite spark plugs!!
This is the one show I can hardly wait to go see. BB, just does a cool job. Wish is was when the weather is a little warmer. TROUBLE MAKER, coolest car, have watched this guy run since the HR Power Fest days. Great Car!
I wish I was the person that clicked 427 or 428 likes on this vid but I'll take 429 , this video should have way more thumbs up and likes on these classic Ford rare muscle cars , Thanks for the upload
We can't wait to drive down again in our 1968 mercury marquis super marauder 428 . Amazing show that day
Very impressive performance delivered by most of the cars competing in this drag competition. The mph and times and good driving and well set up cars really came through.
Yes, I was impressed with the setups and fortunately no crashes or even broke stuff from this video.
FE's have served me well...a fresh new 406 is going into my '54 Ford Coupe soon, (soon as I fit main bearings and assemble the rest!)
those 500 and Falcons were getting it
Seems like heaven to me.
Ford Edsel is what I was always told going to have to plan a trip not far from me
428 mustangs ruled the streets in north bama in the early 70`s .. nobody had a hemi anything and the only 454 chevelles around stayed blowed up ..
These red Ford Fairlane's remind me of Ed Terry's Hayward Ford sponsored 67 Fairlane 500 that he campaigned back in the day at Fremont and Sacramento dragstrips. He stored all his old race cars, including his 62 Ford Galaxy, 66 Mustang Cobra, his Ford Drag Team sponsored 1968 CobraJet Mustang, 1969 Mach I and 1970 Maverick (Silver Bullet) at his race shop in Hayward, Ca. for years. Ed passed away ..and I saw his 67 Fairlane 500 sold in a TV (Mecum or Barrett Jackson) auction last year.
You just can't beat an FE BBF!
FE engines are pure gold
Ford shows in late 60,s how fast they was.....when Ford 427 come to LeMans...Ferraris was crying
The best sounds V8...and now....Ford have 5.0 COYOTE V8....mighty engine👍
That 65 Comet!
It's good to see the Ford racing team cars by Hubert Platt RIP .
Man oh man when muscle was muscle.
This is Sick! 👍🏻💪🏻👊🏻😎🍻🍻🍻
@4:51, was he shifting a 3 on the tree? If so, bravo for keeping that art alive.
That was a great weekend.
Awesome Fords gettin' it done.
This is glory and hallelujah🇺🇸👍
Are these races strictly for FE
engines or do they also include 385 series engines.
I loved this video.
Ooh those awesome FE's
FE for Ford Edsel, the Edsel was built in the Metuchen/ Edison twp NJ plant in 1957 for the 1958 model year and they came with I think both Y blocks and FE big blocks. The first year of the FE was 1958 for both Ford and Edsel. When Edsel went bust they started building Mustangs in the Metuchen plant. I lived there back in the day saw Edsels daily on the transporters.They were ugly then just as now.
That's a lot of Fairlane fords there. My first car was a beautiful red 66 Ford Fairlane.
Love those bad ass big block Fords
Turn em up and shut em down...love it
The 57’ Fairlane @9.03 145mph was Impressive!!!
awesome!!!
just flat neat. thx
This was very cool to watch
That was great u have the race and time
This is cool. Jody is YANKING those wheels in his Fairlane. Atta boy!
Fear starts with FE
Nicely filmed and bitchin' cars. Now if it had only been held at Byron, Illinois...
The red Comet is bad ass
Maverick and Mustang II in there, nice.
Fast and furious Fords forever!!!!
Few week ago I was parked Sunday and seen a old man drive out of long store slowly with a 1957 Chevy station wagon. I could not belive it. In stock shape. Didn’t even know they was a wagon. LOL
Long ago trying to work at Midas they had a old comet 2 dr as a shop car. Car move out no fuss at all.
what does FE stand for on ford engines? one guy said it stood for "Ford Edsel" for the 352, 360, 390, 410, 427, 428 engines & another guy told me it stood for "iron" because "Fe" is iron's symbol on the periodic table. would appreciate it, if you could clarify on what it means exactly.
***** thanks man
Keven,LOL too funny
Smiles per gallon boys.
No kidding Sirius Jones they sucked premium like a college student shot gunning a beer! Cruise night in my old man's 352 Galaxie drained a tank of Chevron high test in no time. But man did she run. First On Race Day!
AKS That's cool. I am a Ford guy and if I knew that I had forgotten. Thanks man!
That Trouble Maker Fairlane is nice.
Where is this?
Please spend a few seconds longer showing the ET/MPH signs..
I need some cam specs some of these guys run for my 64 Galaxie. 390. Much appreciated.
I can smell the Race Fuel
Are most of these auto cars or what? Vgate toploaders?
Does anybody know anything about casting marks in FE 352 blocks ? I was told I had a 429 super cobra jet it has a CX1 casting mark
Somebody's got Their wires crossed! To begin with, the Ford FE series block started out as a 332 then 352 , 390 , 406 , 427 , 428 , The 429 - 460 Ford blocks are Entirely different! They're the 385 series, actually there was a 370 C.I. 385 series they used in school buses!
So that’s where all the Fairlanes are!!!
Did the Chevy Vega and the orange Kaiser Henry J have FE V8s too?!
...or is that grey car a Maverick?
Ford Experimental 427 drag cars rule
old school is cool
Love that F.E. muscle nothing like it. New hot rods are great but I want too feel it!
Would like to see a 58 Edsel in that group, running 9.50's.
Letting the horses out of the corral.
What's the year and model of the wagon at 11:12?
Looks like a 1965 Mercury Comet wagon with the twin scoop hood from a cyclone
why them cars all loud and dont idle good ?
Open headers and lopey cams. These are how old drag cars were supposed to sound. These engines are set up for the track and not the street.
BINGO. Neophytes can be excused for not knowing. Willie, the way to get air into an engine was thru the valves. So a high lift and long duration cam were required old school. Killed the vacuum and most ran solid, not hydraulic lifters. That lopey idle was your first clue racing that other driver for titles might be a bad idea. Old school technology meant loading those cylinders up with fuel and air (oxygen). The open exhaust a way to let the spent mixture escape, so no back pressure. I wasn't one , but I sure admired those old school racers. Guys that got their hands dirty, turned wrenches, experimented. Now these guys buy their quick cars. Out of the box. Where's the fun?
willie moon - I can't believe these two cats thought you were serious, especially after seeing your thumbnail picture and your cartoon wording. lol
yep .. that`s my car in my profile ..it all loud an dont idle good either . HA !
Cool. 69 FB. What'chu got in it, 351W, C4?
I love the 69s 70s. And the 5s & 6s and the 7s & 8s.Heck I like'em all. lol :))Is the photo in a burnout box at a little country dragstrip? It just has that look about it. I have been on a few and always in a Mustang!!
The station wagon Battle star galactica is a stick
thats the one that stood out to me too! def love the hiked up rearend
All the same cars. Lot of "Lawn Chair" guys sitting and not running 😂. No 65-67 Galaxies, my 66 XL ran 13.79 best with a warmed over 390, 3000 stall 4:11 gears, but bad old drag radials couldn't get it to hook. Sold it before I could finish it, we lost everything, house, car, my studio drums during Obama, dad lost 100k in the stock market was a bad time. I had that car for 18 years. It's up in Saginaw Michigan if I ever fell into money I know I could get it back. 6D68Y157641 Car was Heritage Burgundy with Cragars and black vinyl top with black interior
Don't any Ford guys have left feet?
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!
Quarantined and drag racing
Dan Parson Jr!!
You just got to love this channel Ford first on race day fast on race day and the last but certainly not least ferocious on race day no damn to bitten junk Chevrolet the blue oval all the way
what state is this in
Beaver Springs Dragway is in Pennsylvania.
I guess I should amend all the titles to reflect that....
my brother asked me when he was 12, hes now 37 "what does FE stand for?" all i could think of was "fuckin enormous"
Fucking Expensive
its the series number for the fords 352,390,427,428 engines
you are correct
Could someone teach the guy in the blue/white 57 how to shift? Ronnie Sox he ain't!!
17:27 far left car dies a 8 secound 1/4
Rats I wanted to really see what a thunder bolt can do quarter miles. No body show that
thomas 9.58was the lowest quarter mile i see posted but averages low 10s
Mercury Cyclone Spoiler................ enough said.
go fairlanes
did any Ford's have stick shifts? automatics.... boooiirrrrinnngggg!!!!
+Kevin LaFriske I know, I did not want to explain or be rude.
'57 Custom was a four-speed. Someone else mentioned a Galaxie wagon. Did ya notice the '58 Ford Custom 300 that went 8.95?
That red trouble maker fairlane is a 4 spd car
Aaron is it I see you're showing a chunk Chevrolet the bow tie is so very gay off of wallpaper in French in the thirties little Pierre Pure garbage
f e stands for Ford engine
wrong. Ford Edsel.
You are correct, Edsel was Henry Fords son and it is named after him
Sorry, Chuck you are correct not Rodney...
FE Ford-Edsel
I think that the guy in the yellow mustang might have some engine cooking under the hood