1967 Ford LTD
Owner: |
JMarks |
From: |
Milwaukee, WI, U.S.A. (Other registries in WI) |
Year, Make, & Model: |
1967 Ford LTD (Other Ford LTDs) |
Avatar: |
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Nickname: |
'67 LTD |
Mileage: |
160000 |
Engine: |
Stock (Vin H) - 390-2V Thunderbird V-8, 275 hp @ 4400 rpm, 405 ft-lbs @ 2600 rpm, 9.5:1 compression ratio |
Drivetrain: |
Stock - C6 trans ( code U ), 2.75:1 9" non-locking rear ( code 8 ) |
Notes: |
I took a chance and bought it on eBay in December 2002. It turned out to be a good buy. The body is solid with only a little rust that needs to be cleaned up. Underside and frame are clean. The engine is tired but still runs well. I just picked up a second engine which is a factory 4 bbl. The plan is to install that one while I build up the original. Body and interior work are done as time, parts, and money are available. Everything depends on available funds. Please feel free to make a donation or remember me in your will. |
Last Updated: |
4/26/2007 |
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L.jpg 3071 hits | 33.57 KB | Posted: 6/4/04 LTD rear window opening is slightly different than the Galaxie
RF.jpg 2175 hits | 42.2 KB | Posted: 6/4/04 I think the '67 looks the best with the pointy hood and grille
LR.jpg 2143 hits | 37.51 KB | Posted: 6/4/04 Fastbacks are cool
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Image292.jpg 2013 hits | 61.24 KB | Posted: 8/17/04 think i saw this one before
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wheel cover.jpg 1616 hits | 46.98 KB | Posted: 6/4/04 Wheelcovers are from a 1970 T-bird, I believe. Thanks, Grampa, for stashing them away in the garage.
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Maintenance & Modification Logs
Date | Type | Mileage | Title / Description | $ Amount | 06/04/04 | Repair | 158000 | Worn suspension / steering After the new ignition was installed, I went for a road test. I heard new noises coming from the front end on the way home. The noise turned out to be worn out ball joints and tie rod ends. Since I won't do this kind of work, I will have to pay through the nose to have it done. | 700.00 | 06/03/04 | Modification | 158000 | Upgraded ignition I had lots of trouble with knocking and pinging. After trying colder plugs, retarding timing, mid-grade and premium gas, and gas additives, I decided to rip out the old points ignition. I did not want to spend $300+ on an aftermarket ignition, though. I heard that the mid '70's Ford trucks still used the FE block and had duraspark solid state ignition. I got a distributor and control module from a local discount auto parts store for about $115 including $30 i had to pay for the core. I did the conversion in about 3 hours and it fired up on the first try. No more pinging and I can run regular gas. | 115.00 | 05/01/04 | Repair | 157000 | Choke cable I bought the car with a carburetor that had a manual choke but no choke cable. It was fun opening the hood, setting the choke, starting the car, then getting out again to reset the choke once it was warm. I put a cable in last year, but it wasn't strong enough to push the choke back to the open position. Today, I got fed up and tried some silicone lube with graphite in it. I shot some in both ends of the cable and then on the choke linkage. Everything moves more freely now and works ok. | 0.00 | Total | 815.00 |
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