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#24495 02/25/2004 3:09 AM
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can anyone tell me what engine type this is from the picture, the guy who I am buying the truck off of says its a 216 but im not sure im a newbie to this stuff [img]http://www.villagephotos.com/viewpubimage.asp?id_=8069864[/img]

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I stink at posting pics you can see a pic of the engine at t mack\'s truck

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Unless someone is trying to pull a fast one on you (by disquising the engine), that is a 216. If you can scrap off the crud, there is a casting number on the right side of the block, towards the front. Tell us that number, we can tell you exactly what you got.

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Tommy,

If I am seeing the photo right, the engine is orange? Passenger side of the block by the dipstick should be the #. Since the engine is orange, it has either been pulled and rebuilt or changed. If you have a newer full oiler 235, no big deal, but check it out if you are going stock. I am into the older stuff so I can't tell you if 235, 261 etc were ever painted orange in the first place. I can't tell ya much about the rest of the truck. I could not get the photos to go full size on the link.

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Exhaust manifold goes straight down. Probably a 216. If the side cover continues up past the spark plugs, it's definitely a 216 or earlier.


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