What engines are in the new 007 Mustang?

[Oldmopars]

So I just got the new 007 1971 Mustang kit. I watched HPIGuys video and he said there are 2 engines in the kit. One is a 351 but I don’t know what the other one is. 
Any chance it’s an FE big block? It might be a 429? Just not sure what it is. I have not opened it yet, as I don’t think it would help me ID it. 
Can anyone enlighten me?

[Casey]

Kind of a mish-mash, hodge-podge, but covered here IIRC:

 

[Oldmopars]

Thanks, I did read through that and it was confusing. As I read it, it’s a 351 and a 429 CJ. 
 

Any idea where to fine a 460 that would be correct in a Van/motor home?

[Mark]

Revell '70 Torino GT (and Cobra) have a 429, the only correct 429/460.  The AMT late Seventies Ford pickups have always had their engine called a 460 on the box, but it is actually a 360...different engine altogether.

[vamach1]

5 hours ago, Oldmopars said:

Thanks, I did read through that and it was confusing. As I read it, it’s a 351 and a 429 CJ. 
 

Any idea where to fine a 460 that would be correct in a Van/motor home?

If that were only true.  It has a 302 and a 428 which are carried over from 69-70 kits.  AMT and MPC rushed the kits to market and could care less if the correct engines and exhaust system were included.  

I did an extensive review of this kit about a year ago on this site.

Edited September 16, 2021 by vamach1

[Aaronw]

On 9/16/2021 at 7:01 AM, Mark said:

Revell '70 Torino GT (and Cobra) have a 429, the only correct 429/460.  The AMT late Seventies Ford pickups have always had their engine called a 460 on the box, but it is actually a 360...different engine altogether.

 

Don't the Revell 1990 Ford F250 and F350 Dually truck kits have a 460?

[Mark]

They might, but those are 1/24 scale, newer version with fuel injection.  For an early Seventies Mustang or Cougar, the Torino mill will be way closer in terms of equipment and an easier fit.

[deuces wild]

I gotta look at one again but, I believe it's a 351-W in the R-M F-250.....

[Oldmopars]

Well, what I am wanting is a 460 or even a 390 for my Motor Home project. I’m using the 77 Ford Van and it has a small block. I may not worry about it as the engine is kind of hidden. 

[Mark]

8 hours ago, deuces wild said:

I gotta look at one again but, I believe it's a 351-W in the R-M F-250.....

Box says "7.5 liter"; that would be a 460.  Even if it is, it's a more modern setup, and 1/24 scale, way different from a stock early Seventies engine.

[deuces wild]

On 9/20/2021 at 12:32 PM, Mark said:

Box says "7.5 liter"; that would be a 460.  Even if it is, it's a more modern setup, and 1/24 scale, way different from a stock early Seventies engine.

I was wrong again....?

Thanks!...?