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*Medicanman71* · 05-25-2006, 06:59 AM

Is your blazer "matching #'s" ?
Do you think having a matching #'s motor effects value, if not, do you think it will some day?

I imagine plenty of you guys do have blazers with their orig blocks, but is the motor a dog, or is it alright power wise? I was pretty shocked when i found out my 350 appears to be orig. to my blazer.
It's no hot rod engine, but i'm pretty happy with it. No doubt it's been rebuilt before i aquired it. Since i've had it atleast most of the top half as been rebuilt. The heads have been changed since i've owned the blazer in place of some older corvette heads. It also has a new carb, headers, etc. Just wondering, thanks for the input guys.

edit: hey look 600 posts

05-25-2006, 06:59 AM	#1
Medicanman71 Account Suspended Join Date: May 2005 Location: Where the Wild Things Are Posts: 696	Does your blazer have its orig. engine? Is your blazer "matching #'s" ? Do you think having a matching #'s motor effects value, if not, do you think it will some day? I imagine plenty of you guys do have blazers with their orig blocks, but is the motor a dog, or is it alright power wise? I was pretty shocked when i found out my 350 appears to be orig. to my blazer. It's no hot rod engine, but i'm pretty happy with it. No doubt it's been rebuilt before i aquired it. Since i've had it atleast most of the top half as been rebuilt. The heads have been changed since i've owned the blazer in place of some older corvette heads. It also has a new carb, headers, etc. Just wondering, thanks for the input guys. edit: hey look 600 posts Last edited by Medicanman71; 05-25-2006 at 07:03 AM.