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hello , does any one know the color of these engines ?

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there was n 236 cu in but a 235. can't remember the colour
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This should help:
Chevrolet Engine Colors 1912-1966
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Sometimes when a guy really wants an answer he'll post the question multiple times.

I'm glad to help... whichever forum it's in.

Life is short.... be happy and don't let the minutia wear you down.

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In the Stovebolt Gallery ~~ "The Orange Crate" 1965 C10 SWB Step Side Build Thread

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Thanks john for the resource and calming words. My short expedience suggests that when dealing with this hobby one has to presume patience, persistence and a self of humor. All good when you can spend some time in an old truck. By the way, weather is perfect today and I will to cashing the check and driving to old fashion way.


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In todays world of instant answers via google and others it is no wonder that some would think posting in three or four different forums would get them the instant response they are looking for. A bit of patience goes a long way.


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