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    Quote Originally Posted by mrmustang
    More like a 390 engine than a 427 engine. The key to identification will be after your drop the oil pan and see whether or not it is cross bolted or not. I'd be curious as to what the casting numbers off the heads are. That and whether or not the freeze plugs are push in or screw in style.


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    Not a Ford guy, but can't you see the spot-facing and bolt heads on the outside skirt of the block?

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    Quote Originally Posted by techinspector1
    Not a Ford guy, but can't you see the spot-facing and bolt heads on the outside skirt of the block?
    Yup, and I sure do wish I had one of those crossbolted blocks in MY garage to get you a picture of!!!!!!! I've heard that a lot of blocks can be converted to the crossbolts, even found a place selling the main caps to do it.... Just not on my priority list right now, I guess...
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