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Old 03-19-2005, 10:46 AM
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Question Need help to ID block

The casting number on the block (just above the starter) is:

C8A 6015-B

I know the C8 means 1968 But I do not know about the rest. Any ideas would be great.
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The C indicates the block was made between 1960 - 1969. The 8 refers to the exact year, as you have already determined. The letter A refers to the block as a Ford product as opposed to a Falcon, Mustang, Cougar, Comet, Cyclone or Marine/Industrial use, etc., etc. 6015 is a basic part number assigned to many blocks to make them easier to locate in Ford Master Parts Catalog. Finally, the B indicates a revision part number, A being the first, B a subsequent revision.
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Do you have any idea what kind of block it is: 289, 302, etc?
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302.

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If you pull the intake the engine size will be cast in the lifter valley.
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Thank You both.
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