C6AE "HiPo" block on craigslist

[Silver Bullitt]

Did Windsor produce 289 high performance blocks? My understanding is they were Cleveland only.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/d/289-hipo-block/6711629734.html

copy:
"1966 Ford Mustang 289 HiPo Engine Block

Casting: C6AE-6015-E
Casting Date: 6G7 (1966 July 7th)
This engine block was not stamped with a vin number.
Main Caps: hipo caps
Cylinders: bored 30 over
Work Completed: baked, jet washed, magnafluxed for cracks (no cracks), align honed, cross hatched. Machined surfaces coated with assembly Lube and grease."

[tesgt350]

Windsor is 260, 289, 302 and small 351.  Cleveland is big 351 and 400.   BOSS 302 is a Windsor 302 Block with big 351 Heads.

The Top one is the Windsor, the bottom is a Cleveland.  Notice the size of the Valve Cover and the Thermostat Housing locations.

[tesgt350]

Windsor is 260, 289, 302 and small 351.  Cleveland is big 351 and 400.   BOSS 302 is a Windsor 302 Block with big 351 Heads.

The Top one is what I call the small 351 (Windsor) and the bottom is what I call a big 351 (Cleveland).  Notice the size of the Valve Cover and the Thermostat Housing locations.

[martyjac]

Yes, all hipo blocks were cast in Cleveland. None were C6AE castings either.

[tesgt350]

Yes, all hipo blocks were cast in Cleveland. None were C6AE castings either.

Ok, my bad, when I see Cleveland I think the Engine name. 

[gt350hr]

Yes, all hipo blocks were cast in Cleveland. None were C6AE castings either.

   +1 NONE were C6AE castings.  It is VERY important to pay attention when a seller says "no vin". Various caps are being added to "regular" blocks EVERY day. Yes bare blocks and short blocks were sold and they would not have a vin but those sales were FAR less than the amount of vehicles made with them.
      Randy