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any of you folks interested in a ford v6 cologne with side shifted tranny? out of a capri 70 somthing vintage.

mark
 

aeronca65t

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That would be good for making an "Alger"
 

thegoodbeamer

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ALGER
Not quite.
An Alger is simply a Tiger clone where a V8 has been installed.The 2.6 was a limited production for a couple of years in the Capri.The motor of choice for a V6 conversion is the 2.8 ford.there is an excellent kit which virtually makes it a bolt in swap.200HP is a easily obtained without too much work.There are quite a few V6 Alpines now and the car turns into a wonderful handling machine.Great acceleration and reliability.On mine I had 170000 miles of great fun before I finally had to pull the engine
 

78Z

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also came in the Mustang for a year or two in the early 80s or late 70s. I believe the Merkur Scorpio used it as well.
 

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The Scorpio version was 2.9L and fuel injected. I thought the Scorpio was always mated to an automatic (Ford AOD as I recall from when mine expired) but I recently saw one on eBay mated to a 5 speed.
 
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