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01-01-2021, 10:29 PM

PDUB

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Cobra Make, Engine: Unique Motorcars 289 USRRC, 1964 289 stroked to 331, toploader

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We have traveled off topic for quite a while, so, to get us back on track I will note that some of the original magazine articles, specifically Sports Car Graphic, August 1962, Sports Car Specials, 1964, and perhaps others reference a "300 cubic inch" engine option for 289 cars. This seems like the 302 engine, though it was several years before Ford released the 302. I have never heard of any street cars that had this as an option. Was there any truth to that?

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