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#512142 03/02/2009 7:15 AM
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I am sorry, I tried the search and found nothing. I must be doing some thing wrong.
I have a 6 cylinder engine with code 328575 and I would like to find out what year it is and for what vechile.
I am hoping to put it in a 1959 Chev Apache pickup.
Thank you


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Chev- Sedan 36,Apache 59,Longhorn 69, Chrysler 300 - 1970 conv, Ford Prefect 49, International L130 1950
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The Casting # link in the Inliners site shows that 328575 is for a 1968-84 250. Were you looking for the later six for your 59? It is not a "drop-in" installation.

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Thanks for the link!

I was not really looking for any thing, it was the engine that came with the truck, so I was hoping I could use it. The engine was on a wooden cross member and roped in. I was about to start to check out the engine to see if it runs and had hoped that I could just drop it in. I have a 1969 Chevy that I changed from a 6 to a V8, so I was hoping the engine mounts from the 1969 6 might work.



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Chev- Sedan 36,Apache 59,Longhorn 69, Chrysler 300 - 1970 conv, Ford Prefect 49, International L130 1950
Surrey, BC, Canada

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