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#461999 10/16/2008 11:23 AM
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Hi! All
I need a little help ID'ing a V8 Chevy Engine, here are the numbers I found on the engine.
Top of block front right side # 1094CZO
Other number on block # 152102656
Casting # GM3939180

I was told its a Chevy 331 CID out of a checker cab ??
It came out of a old street rod build back in the 60's

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Can't find a CZO suffix, but CZD is a 262 cubic inch V-8 from a 1975 Monza. That's a pretty scarce variation of the small block engine.
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try www.mortec.com They have lots of Chevy V8 number info, etc. Good luck.


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