The product line the block was cast for means nothing. I don't believe there's any "Z" coded blocks in 289's. They're all either "O" or "A" in the third character. Just because the third character denotes one vehicle, doesn't mean that's the vehicle it was installed in. That's the case maybe half the time. Ford never cast one particular engine block for one particular car. Take for instance the 428 CJ, the block casting numbers says it's a Mercury block, but there were more of these engines put into Stangs than Mercs. Same was true for the late 5.0 roller blocks, so far I've seen 2 casting numbers for these, E6SE and E7TE, but they can be found in any 5.0 application, be it car or truck or van.