I'll buy that.
There is a minor difference in the water jacket openings not reflected in the gaskets.
Rob
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Subject : Pictures Please - Ford 351 - Ford351C - Ford351W
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There would be no need to ever refer to the 400 as an "M". It was an engine unto itself. The 351M followed the 400 form.
"M" is an easy way to differentiate the last pushrod V-8 designed by Ford displacing 352 ci. from the 3 previous versions, & especially from the 351W that was in concurrent production.
If you tell me your '76 Marquis has a 400M, I'll know exactly what you have and I won't correct you.
Rob
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trainfan1 wrote in news:G4KdnS42s7SI46rbnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@usadatanet.net:
You missunderstood. the "351M" stood for a modified 400 to get the
351ci. yes the 400 was all by itself no M. KB- Vote on answer
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No!
The 351M and 400 are both related to the 351C. The 351W is related to the 302.