Ford Fe 390 Block on 2040-parts.com
Greenfield, Indiana, US
1963 Ford FE 390 block, Stock bore, crank is stock grind, rods look good, block will need board, crank turned. Tore it down today. Block casting C3AE 6075 H, crank is C3AE E, rods are C3AE-C .
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