Reply to "Mangusta Hi po Engine"

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Ron,

The 67 hipo heads on the Goose had the cast in spring pockets as well. I don't think the standard 67 heads for non-hipo motors had the cast spring pockets....

I believe when Ford sold a hipo motor....it was a hipo motor.

Did anyone know that you could get a 69 Mustang with a 289 in it? Many sold..... due in part to 302 production issues at the machining plant (strike!?) so Ford punted and came up with new advertising material for the little 289! Cougars were only choice of small block was the 302 small block in 68.

Ciao!
Steve

4/29/145:46 PM

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