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Me and My father have for some time been working on a 49 chevy 3100 after giving up on the current body I ran into a sweet old navy 53 body and like 3 216's we want to drive it this summer so its time to get cracking right well heres my first in probably a series of questions the serial numbers on my engines are as follow
Kam253842
lbm360483
Ham432338
GBM148960
what years are they and how do i fighure that out.

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My first thought is that they should be 7 digit numbers, my number was 3701946 without any letters. Try posting this in the engine and driveline forum, you'll likely get better results.

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Dan, if you post that in the engine/driveline forum you will get more response's ....I think. Or maybe even in the General Truck talk forum.
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Bumping this up to the top, Hope you get some answers.Joy

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Here are my guesses:
The G number is 1949
H is 1950
K is 1952
L is 1953.
If you had a J it would be 1951.
Try this website for lots of useful info:
chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com
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