I just got it out of the woods and back at the shop a few minutes ago, I am going to pressure wash the side of the engine so I can see if there are anymore numbers on it.
So I found a few more stamps on the engine after I got it back to the shop and pressure washed the engine a bit to where I could see more of the engine.
Get us a couple of pictures of the truck and engine. Welcome to the group. You might be looking to Pat66 who has some nice complete examples of our trucks.
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Look at Lugnutz pictures. If the lifter covers on the side of the engine are maybe 5 inches tall it will be a 292. that engine is taller that a 230/250. Some how I doubt that a c60 truck would have a 230 or a 250 engine in it. Good luck.
The L282 should stand for the casting date. L = December 28 = 28th 2 = year (in this case 1962) which makes sense for a 1963 engine.
Here are some casting codes on L6 engines I have/had. Looks like my 1963 230ci was cast only 33 days after yours.
A 292 has features that set it apart from the 230ci and 250 ci.
I should have posted a picture of the engine I don't know why I didnt before, but based on your pictures and info from the other post its a 292.
I got the truck from my neighbor only a few months ago, they had it sitting up in a barn for the last 4 years. I have been working on it to use as a farm truck for basic road repairs and such.
I have replaced all the fuel lines and vacuum lines as well as all the brake lines and master cylinder and brake booster. I also changed oil and such and re did the radiator,
Everything had been running great until it broke the cylinder so this is where I am now.