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by Guest » Sat Sep 30, 2006 3:10 pm
In a Ford it is 302 cuin, in a Chevy they call their 305 cuin engine a 5.0L. Also their 307 cuin that was produced from 68-73 was called a 5.0L. AMC has a 304 cuin engine as their 5.0L engine. Olds had their own 307/5.0L. IH has a 304 they made also. Many many 5.0L engines.
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