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Help with old head number
Hi all,
I pulled a head off an old spare engine I have had for my 61. It has been setting for about 40 years. Just curious what it is and what it may have been used on in the past.
Harry
Mark
I was reading upside down in the dark...maybe B156. I know it is not 1969 because I have had the 61 and extra engines since fall of 1968.
Many thanks, I got the idea of what it is.
If the head DOES NOT have threaded accessory holes in the ends of the head, then it CANNOT be a 69-later head. That was the FIRST year for accessory holes in the ends of the heads. Yes, yes, yes, I know, some 58-59 heads on full size Chevy pass cars with the factory air suspension as well as some big trucks with compressors for air brakes had threaded holes in the ends of the heads--------------------but those are rare exceptions.
Harry
Mark
I was reading upside down in the dark...maybe B156. I know it is not 1969 because I have had the 61 and extra engines since fall of 1968.
Many thanks, I got the idea of what it is.
That's OK. I don't have any info in my books after 60 as most of my stuff is for 58-60. I was just giving you an idea of how the numbers read to help you out. Mark
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