was produced by Ford Australia. The 302 Cleveland is a (4.9L) engine that was exclusively made in Australia from 1971 to 1982 (see Ford 335 engine). The Boss 302 and 302 Cleveland may also be commonly referred to as the 5.0 Liter or 302 5.0. This may have been to distinguish the engines from the 300 cu Ford straight-six engine, otherwise known as the 4.9L. Another possible reason for the 5.0 Liter title may be to separate the two similar engines from the 4.6 Liter series which came as a 302 as well as 289 and 351. Windsor and Cleveland, Boss difference The Ford small block engine or Windsor V8 is the series of engines the Boss 302 derived from. The original line of Boss 302 engines was manufactured from 1968 to 1978. From 1968 to 1970, the engines were manufactured in Windsor, Ontario, and would go on to be called the Boss 302 or unofficially, the Windsor 302. In 1970, the manufacturing location changed to Cleveland, Ohio. After the location change in 1970, adjustments were made to the design of the 302. This changed 302 engine would go on to be exclusively made in Australia from 1971 to 1982 (see Ford 335 engine). These exclusive engines are called the 302 Cleveland. Some people may consider the Cleveland 302 to be a Boss engine because it's a variant of the Windsor 302. The difference between the Cleveland 302 and the Windsor 302 is that the Cleveland takes the Windsor 302s short-block, and adds the 351 Cleveland heads to it. The 351s heads allowed the Cleveland 302 to have a significant increase in airflow because of its canted or angled valves. See also List of Ford engines References External links BOSS 302 Cylinder Block instruction sheet Boss 302 "Ford Remakes a Legend" Boss 302 V8 engines Gasoline engines by model