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#13252 03/31/2005 2:32 AM
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Can any help I can find out the block # 3837004 turns out to be 1955-1957 but witch year? The other # next too the distributor Is F56X.


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#13253 03/31/2005 3:27 AM
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June 5th 1956, 235ci - prolly originally put in a 56, but maybe a 57 if engine prod was boomin at the time, cuz by that timea year they were starting the switchover to the new years model - won't make any difference for parts requirements or tuneup specs tho

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#13254 03/31/2005 7:58 AM
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The F56X looks like the engine serial number suffix in the same format as for '54 and '55, so it would not be a date code (similar to casting date codes) as translated by red58. I think the engine serial number format changed for '57 to include the date code (with the month as 1 or 2 digits, and the day as 2 digits, and no year). If I'm right, F=Flint engine plant, 56=model year, X=type code=235 from 3100 series. So your engine is a '56. Was there a sequence number stamped before the F56X on the pad by the distributor?


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#13255 04/01/2005 3:04 AM
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Yes the # stamped before F56X is 0365785 thank you for the help. 0365785 F56X


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