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Old Dec 31, 2007 | 02:54 PM
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My 1971 vert 4 speed has the following engine numbers. VO927HW and 19S703295 on front pad, 3932386 on rear of engine. I don't think it's the original engine. Can someone help with any additional info?
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It's a 69 350/350 engine
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Thanks! This forum is great! It has an Edelbrock intake and carb on it now but I got some extra parts with the purchase. Intake, Q jet, radiator, fan, distributor. Is there a way to determine if they are the original parts from the engine?
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Thanks Frank
I'll check. You all have been a lot of help. Soo ... back to the party! Happy New year
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