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Found this ad on Craigslist, not much info about the engine but looks like a casting number maybe.

https://cosprings.craigslist.org/pts/d/monument-chevy-six-cylinder-motor/7162764196.html

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With the side mount casting style, and no oil distributor, I would say a 1953 or 1954 full pressure 235.


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Looks like a full pressure 235, high mount water pump makes it 55.1 or eariler.


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I might have to pounce on this to replace my babbitt 216. Can't complain about the price.


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