YUCK!!!

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Pulled the engine from the 1966 Thunderbird for a replacement block for the Starliner. Needless to say YUCK. It did not look to hopeful when I started, water had got into the oil and engine rotted from the top down. As I pulled it apart and got rid of the rusty top end the block itself didn't look too bad. The water in the pan had raised the oil level to the bottom of the crank and prevented the block from rusting on the lower end. Will clean it up today and look for cracks.

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