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==410== The MEL {{cvt|6.720|L|cuin L cc|adj=ri1|0|order=out}} engine was the only engine offered in the 1958 Edsel Citation and Corsair models. It was rated at {{cvt|345|hp|kW|0}} and {{cvt|475|lbft|0}}. Bore and stroke were {{convert|4.20|and|3.70|in|mm|1}} respectively. It was not an option on the Pacer, Ranger or station wagon models, which exclusively used the FE 361 engine. There were no other Ford Motor Company applications for this engine such as in Ford and Mercury cars and Ford Trucks. The MEL engine range also included 383 (exclusive to Mercury), 430 (Thunderbird, Mercury, Lincoln, Continental, and Lincoln Continental) and a {{cvt|462|cuin|L|1}} engine that was exclusive to Lincoln Continentals. In 1965, Ford produced a 410 version of the FE engine that was exclusive to Mercury. Other than displacement, there is no relation between the two engines.
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