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Ford and GM both produced a 427cid engine. Ford used it in light and heavy trucks, and with a different camshaft, in some Mustangs, Galaxies, Lincolns. Chevy put some on Camaros and other "muscle cars" in the 70's and 80's. Chevy 427 is a 'big block' Ford, odd as it seems, the 427 is in the "Medium Block" family of engines
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