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November 10th 06, 12:26 PM
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Engine identification 64 Ford
I have a 1964 T-Bird that suppose to have a 390 engine. I have found a
raised casting number on the right front of the block #16 with 352 underneath. Any idea if this is trully a 390 or perhaps been changed with a 352 engine? Dan in TN 
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