The lifespan of Ford's 385 engines was one of the longest in the company's history. They debuted in 1968, and for the next 30 years Ford placed them under the hoods of many different vehicles ...

Parked in 1983, this Ford Torino is the very definition of an unrestored survivor. It still relies on a numbers-matching ...

The engine was now a 385 hp 5.4-liter V8 ... Shelby and Ford created a raw, track-focused version of the car. Using the Mustang’s 289-cubic-inch V8, engineers tweaked the power plant to produce ...

The engine is not the 427-cubic-inch unit that pumps 425 horsepower ... In addition to the 385-horsepower four-barrel version, Ford also provided a 3x2-barrel variant with 405 horsepower.