Reply to "COBRA JET: Unleashing The Performance Capabilities Of 351 Cleveland Engines With Open Chamber 4V Heads (Q Code)"

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Originally posted by Husker:
As I recall the Clevelands replaced the Windors for the 1970 model year.

They did indeed, according to the Marti report it was outfitted with a Windsor and from what I can gather some early H code ‘70s (mine was September 69) had Windsor’s, all the 4v 351’s were Clevelands.
Still I don’t see it as any disadvantage the 351c is a great engine and the Cleveland’s history and troubles in the USA before its Aussie rebirth is much more interesting to me.

10/3/174:56 PM

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