[FoKKerj]

I bought tihs badge at the Ford Spring Swap and was wondering what it was offered on. Is it factory on some dress-up package or what.

I do know it is off a valve cover if that helps.

 

[kent]

is there a part # on it.

 

[FoKKerj]

None, but it has to be a 67 or a very early 68 being a 289 badge.

 

[swamper]

I don't have a clue but it might be fun to mount inside back window so folks can wonder with the 347 blowing by.

 

[FoKKerj]

Never thought of that, but actually if anyone asks, "Whats under the hood" I just tell them it a 302 with a carb, cam, and intake.:

 

[Royce Peterson]

Those badges came on some aftermarket valve covers John Baumann used to sell 10 or more years ago. They are not a factory part.

 

[cougarguy]

Royce,
One day i hope to inherit just one tenth your knowledge. course input in means deleteing data files stored so i have already purged things i dont need such as gardening and house cleaning. heck who needs that stuff. once again you are the guru and should have your own section here.

 

[66_Pony]

None, but it has to be a 67 or a very early 68 being a 289 badge.

Actually, 289s were used throughout the 1968 model year, with MORE being used in the later half, strangely enough.

 

[FoKKerj]

I stand corected

Wierd though that they did it that way. I just figured that they were just getting rid of the 289 cranks and rods from there invetory.

 

[FoKKerj]

Thank you Royce I have been hanging onto it forever and been told about everything possible about it, but never a sure answer.