Mexican 302 Block?
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I may not be able to answer it correctly but I know there were several mustangs that were built for racing down there so I am sure it had something to do with that. I read some info on specail mustangs down there once on a mustang site I visit.
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From: Sunny Florida
Found this response on the mustang site.
http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/fo...t=1#Post930723
It appears the mexi blocks do not have a higher nickle content as every one thinks and they were used in trucks and buses but not sure if they were used in the states in trucks and buses. I will guess they weren't.
http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/fo...t=1#Post930723
It appears the mexi blocks do not have a higher nickle content as every one thinks and they were used in trucks and buses but not sure if they were used in the states in trucks and buses. I will guess they weren't.
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