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Depends on what is special to you.
It is an "odd-ball" engine - a transitional engine:
- First high-pressure 235
- Only high-pressure 235 with older 2-bolt valve cover
- All other 235s that year were low-pressure
- All 235s in previous years were low pressure (with 2-bolt valve covers)
- All 235 in future years were high pressure (with 4-bolt valve cover)
A version of that engine (using mechanical lifers and special carburetors and manifolds) was used in the first Corvette.
LAQI92I2I
LAQ = 235 used in 1953 Powerglide equipped car (L=1953; A=automobile;Q=Powerglide)
192121 = 191121th engine installed that year
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