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71PA_Highboy
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re: 351 C

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Maybe I missed something, but the burnt engine pic is not of a 351C.

Windsor block, not sure of the displacement.

So, did I miss something :? ?


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Definatly NOT a Cleveland. Valve covers say its either a 302 or 351W or possibly a 289 but not likely.
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:woohoo: that is great news, I agree about the cool factor but the windsor parts are easier to come by. I still cant explain the butchering of the motor mounts. Unless swap was from an fe to a small block or vise versa.
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It's true a windsor from a van was installed. May explain the engine perches and the tranny crossmember in the bed. There's a '69 SW sittin next to it now, actually has a cleveland in it!
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