Help Identifing this block

I know that this is a 360, but I need to know what year or is that even possible? I know that it came out of a Jeep, but it's been so long I don't remember what Jeep it came out of.
Tag from the right side valve cover...


This is in the valley...



And this is on the bell housing area...



The person that I got it from gave it to me. They had intentions of putting in a jeep that had a bad motor. The person was moving and couldn't take it with them so they gave it away. It is complete. Came with a motor craft 2 barrel. Partially dis assembled when I got it. The person I got it from stated to me that he wanted to make sure it was a running motor. All he was going to do was regasket it and drop it into a jeep that had a bad 304, which turned out wasn't as bad as he thought it was. Something minor.
Thanks in advance!
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What casting number heads?  Going strictly by the valve cover tag, the first 2 tells me it's either a 1979 or 1989 360 2bbl motor.  My guess is that it'd be 1979 motor since I believe they changed engine codes by then.  Would be out of a full size Wagoneer/Cherokee/J10/J20.

Now, what the valve cover is attached to could be a completely different story.  What does the displacement on the side of the block say?

ghinmi wrote: What casting number heads?  Going strictly by the valve cover tag, the first 2 tells me it's either a 1979 or 1989 360 2bbl motor.  My guess is that it'd be 1979 motor since I believe they changed engine codes by then.  Would be out of a full size Wagoneer/Cherokee/J10/J20. Now, what the valve cover is attached to could be a completely different story.  What does the displacement on the side of the block say?

360... Plain as day. It also says 360 in the valley.
I didn't really look at the heads, yet. But I can get them off and have a look at them if needed. As far as I know, the valve cover is the original.

Looks like you've been steered the right way. I just want to point out that it couldn't be an 89. Starting in 1980 the year code (first number) became the last number of the year and used a Zero for the first time (for 1980). Prior to that only the numbers 1-9 were used. Count back from 79 (2) and repeat back to 195.... 8? Can't remember what the first years was, but the engine code for that year was 1.