block numbers help
#1
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block numbers help
I have a 1964 coupe. I know the engine is not original. Trying to determine what is in the car now.
Help Please.
Casting - #3782870
casting date - L41
forward rt block flange - FI207S
No VIN on rt block flange
Any ideas?
Help Please.
Casting - #3782870
casting date - L41
forward rt block flange - FI207S
No VIN on rt block flange
Any ideas?
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Without cheating and looking it up, isn't the S suffix on the 870 motor an Impala 327? Built first week of Dec, 61 for 62 model year.
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............sort of. (I did cheat and look it up)
It's a 1962 base 327 with a Powerglide in any full size Chevrolet, not just an Impala. Coulda been in a station wagon, or Biscayne, or............
It's a 1962 base 327 with a Powerglide in any full size Chevrolet, not just an Impala. Coulda been in a station wagon, or Biscayne, or............
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I bought an 870 Impala motor last year and noticed someone only had to add a C or a D to the end of the suffix and, "poof", Corvette engine. (As long as it was a Flint block)
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numbers book info
Which book do you use for this numbers "look up"?
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Not a book in my case, I use this on line reference.
http://www.nastyz28.com/chevy-engine-code-stampings.php
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