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#2001 08/10/2004 3:57 AM
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Hi..First time here and wondering if anyone can help me identify an engine in a 1952 parts truck I just dragged home.
It has a casting # beside the distributor reading 9518105
It is bolted up to what appears to be the original 4 on the floor speed and has the enclosed driveshaft to rearend.
Is there another place for an engine casting # I should be looking for?
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#2002 08/10/2004 4:04 AM
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Stamped numbers on the flat pad next to the distributor and cast numbers oin the side of the engine block begins with CON4 or the like.
engine decoder at www.jimcarter.com
ohttp://www.americanclassic.com/paint_test.aspr

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Mechainiac, better check that link.


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Thanks ......I'll due some scrap'in and try to find a number simular to CON4 and see what I come up with
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