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A question to Mustang know it alls:

Was the Mustang fast back (first generation) available with six cylinders or did they only get V 8s?

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I had a friend who had one back in the day, but I cannot say for sure if it came from the factory with the six-banger.

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v8's were in such high demand for the regular car lines, Mustangs predominately came with sixes until production ramped up on the smallblocks. remember; Mustangs weren't Ford's bread and butter cars. that being said; many more Mustangs now HAVE v8's than Ford ever installed in them.... same as with Camaros, Barracudas and Challengers. more v8's than factory sixes now by far.

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Yes you could get a fastback Mustang with the inline 6. Many were made and as a side note all 6 cylinder mustangs had 4 lug wheels in the first few years. If you got the GT package you got a base 289 V8. If you wanted the 271 HP K code 289 you paid for that too.

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Yes you could get a fastback Mustang with the inline 6. Many were made and as a side note all 6 cylinder mustangs had 4 lug wheels in the first few years. If you got the GT package you got a base 289 V8. If you wanted the 271 HP K code 289 you paid for that too.

Not quite accurate on the gt part. Earlier cars 65-66 you had to get the 4 barrel carb engine. The A code was the base GT engine. The base v8 was the C code 2 barrel 289

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Okay now that we have that established - is there any kit that offers a Ford inline that would be appropriate in a Mustang model? We were just talking about this last night at my model club meeting.

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Okay now that we have that established - is there any kit that offers a Ford inline that would be appropriate in a Mustang model? We were just talking about this last night at my model club meeting.

JoHan original issue Maverick is the only one that comes readily to my mind. Ken Kitchen does a really nice resin one.

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