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We think 1954 flint SN 0574740F54Z head is 3835913--Are we correct--Thanks Bill

also has AC Delco R45 plugs

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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F 54 Z is a 1954 car block (regular transmission), mechanical lifters (just like a truck)

3835913 is a 1954/55 head (car and truck)

Here are locations of codes - post the head and block date casting codes, if you want further identification.


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