Model As and Y blocks

I am putting a y block and a 39 tranny in my 29 model a coupe. Post pictures of yours or whoevers Model A with a Y block in it.

 

Here's my old T-Coupster on Model A Rails with a 292/3spd/9" from '58 F-100. Had a NOS Hurst front plate motor mount.

 

dont have pics but put a 56 292 in my 30 coupe streatched the frame 7 1/2 inches so i could keep the stock firewall running a top loader 4 speed

 

Here's my Y-powered A PU lined up against a Y-powered T roadster at Mokan a couple years ago. I have a 312 with a 4 spd toploader.

 

'29 roadster, 292.

 

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I don't have one or any pics, but those are one of my favorite motors in a open hood car as far as looks. I even like the stock non t-bird covers.

 

My lincoln y-block in a t,love this engine!http://

 

lets see some more! great pictures guys

 

I love this combo. Glad to see you are doing it.

 

My favorite engine, awesome pics, very nice rides!

 

I can't wait to fire off my Y-block...

 

Hey Jaker just would like to say you have the nicest ride I have ever seen in my life.

 

Not a Model A but Y-blocks are cool. This is ours.

 

So what is the difference between the Mercury, Lincoln, and Ford Y-Blocks?

 

The Ford and Mercury are the same. The lincolns have different heads and other things that set them apart. Like those cool ass Lincoln Valve covers that wont fit a ford or Merc! From what I know not much is interchangeable. I'm sure someone more knowledgable will chime in with all the differences, which I wouldn't mind knowin myself.

 

Mitchell
here is some good info on Y-blocks http://www.ford-y-block.com/

 

its a dodge , but you get the point

 

Just picked up a 292 for my coupe..with a t5 to boot...and a couple of choice intakes..

 

Are any body mods needed to put a 292 Y block in a 1930 Model A? I remember reading somewhere that a shorter water pump is needed, but would you have to turn the fire wall around as well? Great thread here!

 

I would love to see more of this one

 

Model As and Y-Blocks, great combo! You know I love 'em!

Here's one of mine running on a stand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwyTHxB25o8&feature=channel_page

 

Here are some of my pictures in the process

 

How about a blown Y-block in a '32?

http://www.autotraderclassics.com/a...e.xhtml?articleId=42160&conversationId=166180

 

LVHotRodder, Are you aiming to build an homage to the ''A'' Coupe in your avatar?If so I admire your style, as that is one Damn FINE lookin' ''A'' and I will look forward to your build!

Nick.

 

Yeah that is my favorite model a coupe out there so I want to
try and make
mine some what like it. I will keep everyone posted but I really need a 33/34 ford dash for
my
coupe

 

Thanks for clearing that up for me guys. I learn more on here than I do at school.

 

Sounds GOOD Man!

Nick.

 

good for you, man. that thing is so cool.

 

ok here is some mocking up and just messing around. its getting fenders the slicks in the back are to small but i am using that style rim same with the fronts, but not a ribbed tire. i am doing whide whites with hurst or m/t slicks