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  On 8/1/2016 at 4:11 PM, Draggon said:

The smallest of the small  came in Auroras Ford GT. I've got one, and its ridiculously narrow.

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Huh. I think Revell reissued the old Aurora GT40 about a decade or so ago, so it's less rare than you might think.

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A small block Ford engine is tiny in the real world too...the outside dimensions of a 221-260-289-302 is approximately 27.5" long including a short waterpump, 18.75" wide and 20.75" high, the 351 Windsor wich is from the same family is the same 27.5" length, but 2.25" wider at 21" as the deck on the 351 is taller, and it's 23.75" high.

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Must be another case of a Chevy in a Ford that makes look off, HAS to be a small block chevy because the distributor is on the rear of the engine where no late model Ford has one located.??

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