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The Oldsmobile Cutlass G2, rolling out from 1964 to ’67, was like your favorite pair of jeans—comfortable, stylish, and always ready for a good time. It grew bigger, flexed a 115-inch wheelbase, and offered a buffet of engine options from the humble Oddfire 225 V6 to the beefy 400 V8. With snazzy options like tilt steering and a remote trunk release, it screamed sophistication. By ’67, it was cruising with disc brakes and optional Turbo-Hydramatic, proving it was more than just a pretty face—it was a highway hero.
Introducing the legendary Ford V8 engines, where horsepower meets horsepower! Kicking off in ’57 with the Edsel’s brand new FE 361 engine, Ford revved up the excitement. Need speed for your ride or a power-packed pickup? Meet the FT 360 with its torque-tastic performance. And don’t miss the 390—perfect for the Mustang, with horses under the hood to match. Enter the 406, a short-lived racing legend, soon to be replaced by the iconic 427. Ford’s V8 engines are the real horsepower heroes!
