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Old 09-24-2018, 01:58 PM   #8
TCLARK
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Re: how many 71's were 396/auto?

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Originally Posted by stsalvage View Post
Most of you young people where not around when this happened.Over 1000 to 5000 blocks came out of Canada they they had a bad casting.They would not clean up to standard bore 396.Instead of GM scraping the batch they Bord them to 30 over turning them in to 402's

I be leave this happened in 1969.From 1970 you can kinda see that GM wanted to get rid of these motors.

He is a tell tell for that one Reason.

1970 Monte Carlo The new 454 SS came out.They had they 2 versions of the SS options for that car the LS 5 witch was the SS then they had the LS 6 with dealer bolt on alum heads.

Now here is a funny one All SS Monte Carlos Had bucket seats and center console.

New i've come across 5 Monte Carlos with Big block motors in them.Me thinking I had the Hi per 454 I pulled it out checked the numbers

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOpe

it was a 402 truck motor on the block it will say M that means it was ment for truck or car

I saw a few 1971 camro's with 402 and impala with 402.never seen a chevelle or a nova with a 402 kinda strange
1971 Malibu 400 had a 402.
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