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#27175 07/15/2003 3:51 AM
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Hey guys, I need help identifying the engine in a 1969 C20 I just bought for parts. Above the starter are the letters CON3 B39. The pad by the distributor is stamped F240J. There are no other numbers I can find on the block (until I clean it more). The head is casting #3836848. The port for vacuum wipers is still in the intake.

#27176 07/15/2003 5:38 AM
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the code for your block reads 235ci manufactured febuary 3 1959

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#27177 07/15/2003 5:41 AM
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Amazing. The head number is from a 235, 1954-1962. Someone went to some work to get a 235 in a 69 truck.


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#27178 07/16/2003 1:03 AM
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Thanks for the information. I bought this at an auction after a local "mechanic" told me it was a 292. It was to replace the flathead in my '39 Pontiac, now I'll have to rethink the swap.


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