Find this Vette????
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Find this Vette????
1967, don't know if it's a cp. or vert., serial number 7109443, 427/435.
I have your block, never decked.
Any clues?
George
I have your block, never decked.
Any clues?
George
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Stamp pad assembly date is T1003JE
This is an early block, engine assembled in Oct. '67, and it appears that it went into a late Jan. built Vette. Seems odd that there is such a lag between engine assembly and installation. Any thoughts on this?
I have some photos and will post shortly.
Thanks,
george
This is an early block, engine assembled in Oct. '67, and it appears that it went into a late Jan. built Vette. Seems odd that there is such a lag between engine assembly and installation. Any thoughts on this?
I have some photos and will post shortly.
Thanks,
george
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That is beautiful.
A big thanks for the photo.
Out of the car they photograph so much better. Note how the grain of the block is so present, but the broaching marks are very subtle. Unlike the belt sander jobs that we normal see here.
Any secrets on finding blocks like that, that you are willing to share to someone who lived across from **** Hill Park for 15 years.
A big thanks for the photo.
Out of the car they photograph so much better. Note how the grain of the block is so present, but the broaching marks are very subtle. Unlike the belt sander jobs that we normal see here.
Any secrets on finding blocks like that, that you are willing to share to someone who lived across from **** Hill Park for 15 years.
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George,
Thanks for the photos. I have seen a very close VIN (low 9000) that also had an October assembly date.
I'll wait for JohnZ or someone else to provide better guidance, but my understanding is that there was no FIFO inventory system so engines could from time to time hang around. Particularly it seems with the less common engine options (FI, SHP big blocks, etc.)
Joel
Thanks for the photos. I have seen a very close VIN (low 9000) that also had an October assembly date.
I'll wait for JohnZ or someone else to provide better guidance, but my understanding is that there was no FIFO inventory system so engines could from time to time hang around. Particularly it seems with the less common engine options (FI, SHP big blocks, etc.)
Joel
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That is beautiful.
A big thanks for the photo.
Out of the car they photograph so much better. Note how the grain of the block is so present, but the broaching marks are very subtle. Unlike the belt sander jobs that we normal see here.
Any secrets on finding blocks like that, that you are willing to share to someone who lived across from **** Hill Park for 15 years.
A big thanks for the photo.
Out of the car they photograph so much better. Note how the grain of the block is so present, but the broaching marks are very subtle. Unlike the belt sander jobs that we normal see here.
Any secrets on finding blocks like that, that you are willing to share to someone who lived across from **** Hill Park for 15 years.
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