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Old 09-22-2002, 04:27 PM   #4
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289\302\351 Winsor
That is a overhead valve motor. The 289 was stock in '65 and they ran some variation of that block, until 1995. Windsor is the name of the plant where the engine was originally built (or designed) as opposed to Cleveland, where the 'hot' big block style 351 originated.

Your car is an overhead cam motor. It is 281 cubic inches, and the heads will not fit if you buy them. They have no cam in them to move the valves.
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