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#534816 05/04/2009 10:11 PM
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I tried the "SEARCH" but to no avail...Want to ID the engine.It's a six, of course....I know it's NOT a 235...I also know it's not original in the truck.Stamped 0503CJC....and serial #? 141209119...this ought to be easy for you smart guys....thanks

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WOW 58 views and NO ideas?

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Ilooked up from 46-to 72 in the ID book 05 is month built 03 day built C is car or el camino and JC I think is 250 CID the 72 #s are close in 72 the JC are 250 CID but My book is only trucks , Pete

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I looked around on some other sites, could not come up with a CJC code. Even checked passenger codes up to '79. It could be a mid-'70s (post '73) El Camino code.
Can you get the casting numbers? Inliners International has an extensive casting number list that might narrow it down.

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If you trust internet lists of engine codes, CJC shows up as a 1974 250 w/TH350 used in a Chevy Nova. In the chuckthetruck reference list, CJC also shows up as a 1974 250 used in Nova/ChevyII and Camaro/Firebird applications.

http://no25.chuckthetruck.com/page3a.html#1970

http://novaresource.org/codes.htm



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