SuperMotors SuperMotors SUPERMOTORS Search — try “orange Bronco on 35s”
1964 Ford 427 “427 SOHC PROJECT”
Home/ Registry/ Ford/ 427/ “427 SOHC PROJECT” supermotors.net/registry/16156

“427 SOHC PROJECT”1964 Ford 427

documented by Rick Toombs 133 photos documented since 2 years documented ♡ Follow this build

Day one vs. today

Drag to compare 2007 against 2009.

1964 Ford 427 in 2009
1964 Ford 427 in 2007
2007 2009

Photo history

133 photos across 3 years — drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.

2007

106 photos added — showing 8

1964 Ford 427 — Bare steel engine backing/bellhousing plate leaning against a wall 1964 Ford 427 — Two Ford valve covers and a center intake manifold on plywood Silver Ford valve cover with '427' and Ford oval logo embossed on top Aluminum intake manifold with multiple runners on a wooden surface Gray intake manifold on concrete ground Aluminum intake manifold with multiple ports chrome-plated metal bracket with holes and a pin Metal shaft with two bearings and a spiral gear, on a white surface

15 photos added — showing 8

1964 Ford 427 — These are pics of the 1st set of Aussie heads that I have received in the USA. I received 2 sets along with m… Close-up of engine block with metal brackets and bolts Close-up of an aluminum engine block part with bolts and machined surfaces Close-up of an engine block with aluminum heads bolted on, showing intake ports Aluminum engine block with bolts, next to a car body shell Engine block with "H-3157" casting mark Engine block with main bearing caps installed. Some bolts are visible 1964 Ford 427 — Due to several factors, I withdrew from the Aussie cammer project around the end of April, 2008 and sent all…

1 photo added

1964 Ford 427 — Ford V8 engine with blue block, finned valve covers, chrome air cleaner and orange plug wires

The peanut gallery

No comments yet — be the first to add to the record.

Spotted in the wild

Seen this vehicle at a show or on the trail? Add your shot — the owner approves it onto the record.