engine block identification

[66horse]

Can you guys tell me what this block is based on the ID? I know what my book says and lets just say I dont think it is what I bought. This is the motor I just got to replace the carcked block motor. And the saga continues!<br><br>

 

[rulebreaker]

[quote author=66horse link=board=5;threadid=11562;start=0#84938 date=1037961430]<br>Can you guys tell me what this block is based on the ID? I know what my book says and lets just say I dont think it is what I bought. This is the motor I just got to replace the carcked block motor. And the saga continues!<br><br>

<br>[/quote]If you call Summit Racing's tech department they can telll you what them #'s mean

 

[Amac70]

My guess would be a 65' 289 block. Well at least i'm fairly positive on the date anything else is just a guess. But the numbers look like the ones off my old 289 block in one of my cars but i can't find the numbers right now to make sure. What did you think it was?

 

[Waverous]

I come up with a 1965 engine from a full sized ford, like an LTD or Crown Vic assembled at the Mahwah, NJ plant. 6015 indicates the serial number of the block, and I beleive the E is just a parts indicator number, maybe indicating a passenger car engine, as a C would indicate a truck engine. This might be incorrect though - good luck

 

[66horse]

Ya my book says a 1965 289. Was supposed to be a 289.