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The lost 3.3L 6Cyl (1979-1982...RIP)

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Old 10-10-2009   #1 (permalink)
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So...

I was reading that some time back in the halcyon days of disco there was an inline 6 available in the Mustang. For those of you fortunate enough to have been born after disco, that would be 1979 to about 1982. Maybe disco was dying by then...none too soon.

In any case, who has seen this engine in the proverbial flesh?

Tell your story here about this apparently forgotten 3.3L step-sibling of the far more popular and populous Essex V6 and derivatives.

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Isn't 3.3L just 200ci? That is the same I6 that was popular in 64-69.
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