1965 289 A-code Engine Tag Original Ford Mercury Mustang Falcon Comet on 2040-parts.com
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Original 1965 Ford 289 Engine Tag A-Code
Application: Ford 289 with an Autolite 4100 carburetor with 10:1 compression. Fairlane, Mustang, Falcon, Comet, Cyclone I have not tried to clean this as I thought it would be best for the buyer to decide how or if to clean it. Text on tag: 289 65 6 5-B N 552-J Tag decoded using information at 1965-1972 Ford Car Engine Identification Tag Codes Engine: 289 c.i.d. Model Year: 1965 Change Level: 6 Build Date: Feb. 1965 Carburetor: F-4 Warranty
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