That's exactly what happened with Ford's 427 SOHC V8, famously known as the "Cammer." The story of the Cammer begins with Ford's determination to stay ahead in NASCAR. While their standard 427 ...

Only 316 XL Fords were GT-equipped convertibles, and only half of those were powered by the big-block 428-cubic-inch V8; this junked example is $2,500 ...

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Actual terms vary by lender. The Ford Galaxie 500 price depends on several factors, including the trim level, optional features, mileage, vehicle history and location. The nationwide average price ...

It was available as Regular Production Option Z24 and marketed as the SS 427. As the name suggests, it was powered by a 427-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) V8 engine. Part of Chevrolet's Mark IV line of ...

Upper trims including Titanium X, ST-Line or ST-Line X get alloy wheels up to 19in, a better speaker system, matrix LED lights, wireless charging and a significantly larger, 12.3in digital ...

Terms like DOHC, SOHC and OHV can sound confusing and downright intimidating to folks who aren't completely familiar with the mechanical workings of a car. Don't worry, though. I'm here to help.

In 1963, Ford expanded the Galaxie 500’s engine lineup by introducing a race-bred 427 cubic-inch V8, specifically designed to meet NASCAR’s homologation requirements. This high-performance engine made ...

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