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#1275884 08/11/2018 11:29 PM
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I have a 1949 3100 with a later model 235ci engine. It has a date code of December 26 1963. Is this one of the final US made 235’s??

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Someone posted on here a few years ago that he worked at a GM plant where they manufactured engines. He said they made 235 “service” (replacement) engines until 1970.


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Certainly wouldn’t dispute a reliable source you have. Just a little surprised with the 265 intro.

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"265 intro" ?

It has been recently posted that a 235 was available on some 1963 trucks (probably a 4x4)?

Yes, they made/cast replacement blocks/heads after the 235/261 stopped being standard/optional equipment/production.

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At one time, car manufacturers were required to maintain replacement parts supplies for 10 years after the final production of a vehicle. That's probably been changed, since I've had difficulties ordering some replacement parts for vehicles a lot newer than 10 years old at times. "Not in stock- - - -no superceded part number".


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