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New Cam, Carb, & Intake - 08/2002

From 1967 Ford Galaxie “The Galaxie” — documented by E. Long.

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1967 Ford Galaxie - Close-up view of a car's engine bay, showing various mechanical parts and a hand working on the engine.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Close-up view of an engine bay a newly installed aluminum intake manifold and valve covers.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Engine parts and tools are arranged on a surface, with a handwritten note nearby.

1967 Ford Galaxie - The engine compartment of a car is shown with the hood open, revealing the V8 engine and associated components.

1967 Ford Galaxie - The engine bay of a red 1967 Ford Galaxie is visible with its hood open, showing the engine and wiring.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Close-up view of a modified V8 engine, a prominent carburetor and intake system.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Installing a new Holley carburetor onto an Edelbrock intake manifold on an engine.

1967 Ford Galaxie - The image shows a close-up view of an engine's valve train components, including rocker arms and pushrods.

1967 Ford Galaxie - The underside of a vehicle is shown, focusing on the dual exhaust system and mufflers.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Underside view of a vehicle's exhaust system, dual mufflers and angled tailpipes.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Autometer Street Tachometer gauge with red needle pointing to 2.

1967 Ford Galaxie - The internal components of an engine's valve train are visible, including rocker arms and springs.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Close-up view of a V8 engine in a vehicle's engine bay, showing the intake and valve covers.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Close-up view of a vehicle's engine compartment, showing the carburetor and valve train.

1967 Ford Galaxie - Demonstrating how the 4bbl opens open at WOT.

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1967 Ford Galaxie - Running a compression test before the top-end buildup.