Steve Strope's 1996 Ford Mustang is powered via a Ford Indy V8 and was unveiled at last year's SEMA Show. See this 292ci and 424HP in the Horsepower department of the April 2013 issue of Car Craft ...

The Lotus 29 used a Ford 4.2-liter V8. Ford took ownership of the 29/1 in 1964. It floated through a few other drivers but made its way to the museum in the late ‘80s or early ‘90s.

Trevor Bayne's 2011 winning Daytona 500 car is on display, as well as the "Yellow Submarine" Chevy-Penske Indy car Rick Mears drove to his third Indianapolis 500 victory in 1988.

Ford Indy V8 (1964 To 1978) The 427 FE's racing pedigree is unmatched for its versatility. Still, it's Ford's Indy V8 that dominated open-wheel racing, winning seven Indy 500s during the 1960s and ...

This being said, when Gurney was trying to conquer every racing track he set his mind to, this Eagle Offenhauser with chassis number 404 came with a 305 CI Weslake Ford V8 stock-block engine.

He created 10 of these front-wheel-drive Indianapolis 500 racers in partnership with Ford Motor Co. and Preston Tucker, later famed for the Tucker automobile They had Ford V8 engines.

In 2020, Ford Performance announced the Megazilla V8 crate engine around the time the Performance Racing Industry trade show should have been happening in Indianapolis. The show was canceled that ...

Steve Strope's 1996 Ford Mustang is powered via a Ford Indy V8 and was unveiled at last year's SEMA Show. See this 292ci and 424HP in the Horsepower department of the April 2013 issue of Car Craft ...

The newest exhibit at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation showcases the progression of motorsports from soap box derbies to the electrifying race cars of today ...

Ford has a long, storied history of putting out powerful V8 engines. Here are the ones we think truly broke the mold, powering Mustangs, Super Duties, and more.