Identifying my chevy small block
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Identifying my chevy small block
I got a chevy small block, having trouble with identifying it, any help? here are the numbers. https://imgur.com/a/ZTHnn
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Hi t,
The photos you posted show only that it's an 010 block (the end of the casting number) which is a 350 cubic inch block that was used for many years in all kinds of Chevrolet products.
On the front of the block just forward of the right side valve cover there should be a pad that was stamped with information when the engine was assembled and in what configuration and also the partial VIN of the vehicle it was first installed in.
So, take a look for the pad and it's information.
Regards,
Alan
The photos you posted show only that it's an 010 block (the end of the casting number) which is a 350 cubic inch block that was used for many years in all kinds of Chevrolet products.
On the front of the block just forward of the right side valve cover there should be a pad that was stamped with information when the engine was assembled and in what configuration and also the partial VIN of the vehicle it was first installed in.
So, take a look for the pad and it's information.
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; 11-19-2017 at 12:20 PM.
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FWIW, and it appears from the picture that the block was poured the 4th hour, 1st shift and headed down conveyor #3.
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Here you go: https://imgur.com/a/Grie1
18N504770,
1 - Chev.
8 - 1978
N - Norwood, Ohio
5 - Camaro
04770 - VIN sequence.
Last edited by Revi; 11-20-2017 at 07:33 AM.