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08-20-2004, 02:28 PM
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327 casting #s
Does anyone have a casting # for a 327 block that was used in a 68 chevy 1/2 ton? I am restoring my 68 and I want to get it as close as possible to original.
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08-20-2004, 02:43 PM
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my gas saver
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try www.mortec.com
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08-20-2004, 03:28 PM
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Well I found this off of Mortec.
3914638....327.....68....2...Truck If anyone out there has a original 327 in there 69 can you please post up your casting number? Thanks Brad |
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08-20-2004, 04:20 PM
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Brad,
My 327 is a 3914678. My source is a book called "Chevy v-8 engine casting numbers 1955-93" It's a good book and worth the money if you are serious about matching numbers on a Chevy engine. It has several applications listed. 302,327,350 Everything from passenger cars, camaro, corvette, truck ect. It's a large journal 2 bolt block. I think I have a forged crank too. The only other 327 block I see listed for 68 trucks is 3914660. I don't know the difference between the blocks. Perhaps it was auto trans vs manual or smog vs non smog thing. My block is mated to a factory 4 speed. I also have all the other numbers off my engine components if you need anything else. All the casting numbers and date codes are correct for my truck.
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