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    Re: Re: Ford 289 Block, Heads and Crank

     



    Originally posted by deepnhock
    That's the same engine made earlier by Studebaker, isn't it?
    Jeff
    Nope, totally different motors. By 1965, Studebaker was using small block Chevys. I think he's talking about a 289 Ford.



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