I know its old school, but why dont you buy a restoration guide book. Plenty available from amazon, and it will have all the info you need. I dont want to put you off this forum, but a lot of the answers you get here are guesses when it comes to things like this.
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Those are the service replacement heads for a K code.They should have the screw-in studs and little recessed pockets for the springs to sit in.The thing that looks like a screw-in plate is a date code.The '8' means 68,the 'K' means october and the 26 means,you guessed it,the 26th.That's the day that the heads were cast.Even though 67 was the last year Ford put the hipos in cars,they were still making replacement parts.Hope that helps.
Those are the service replacement heads for a K code.They should have the screw-in studs and little recessed pockets for the springs to sit in.The thing that looks like a screw-in plate is a date code.The '8' means 68,the 'K' means october and the 26 means,you guessed it,the 26th.That's the day that the heads were cast.Even though 67 was the last year Ford put the hipos in cars,they were still making replacement parts.Hope that helps.1 - 3 of 3 Posts
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