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You guys have been great helping with my new '37 Chevy 1-1/2 ton stake bed. I am still having trouble tracking down what engine it has in it, though. The number is really funky, and I can't seem to locate the same prefix, or similar numbers in any of the engine lists.

The number is:
ECM207722

Has anybody seen anything like that before? Are there different engine lists for the heavy-duty trucks?


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1961 Chevy 3/4 ton stepside, 283
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P.S.

How in the world, did I get listed as a "shop shark"? I'm just a "know-nothing" younker, a beginner enthusiast, a.... :-)


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Have a look on the side of the block near the fuel pump mounting , there is a raised casting # down there , that will help ID the eng. The ECM # sounds like a serial # . Not what you are looking for.
Shop Shark ,, just means you have done to many posts already ,, LOL ,, like most of us . grin

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Thank you, I will take the bucket of degreaser and scrub brush, and work some more tomorrow. It does help to know where to look.

But, shouldn't the serial number come up as something? frown

Ooops! Did I just post again? Hmmm...so that's how I got to be a "shop shark." ... and I thought somebody thought I was smart. LOL grin

You have a gorgeous truck, IMHO.

Danke for the help,


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