Mercury Park Lane Engines by Year

The Park Lane was Mercury's top full-size car, with the 430 MEL and later the FE big-blocks. Ratings are gross through 1971 and SAE net from 1972.

Pick a year to see every engine offered that model year, with its code, rated horsepower and the trims it came in. Each engine links to its full specs.

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1958–1960: 1958 · 1959 · 1960

1964: 1964

1965–1968: 1965 · 1966 · 1967 · 1968

1958–1960

1958 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
430 V8	360 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)
430 V8	400 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)

1959 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
430 V8	345 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)

1960 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
430 V8	310 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)

1964

1964 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
390 V8	300 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)
390 V8	330 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)
427 V8	410 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)
427 V8	425 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)

1965–1968

1965 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
390 V8	300 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)
390 V8	330 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)
427 V8	425 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)

1966 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
410 V8	330 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)
428 V8	345 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)

1967 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
410 V8	330 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)
428 V8	345 hp gross	Park Lane (optional)

1968 Park Lane engines

Engine	Rated	Offered in
390 V8	315 hp gross	Park Lane (standard)
428 V8	—	Park Lane (optional)

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