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I just bought a 49 GMC panel and it looks mostly original but has a Chevrolet valve cover ? Engine is not too greasy but I could see no #'s I am sure I just need to know where to look. Thanks in advance!

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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The engine serial number is pressed into the ledge in the block that is just to the rear of where the distributor goes into the block.


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I'll get out the carb clean and a brush
and figure out which 6 I have, tonight.
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Still getting used to this site. Great info
but a little differant to the other sites I frequent. I think my engine is a 54 Chev
by what I wrote down 0176067 F547
I think I got a coup[le wrong that 7 on the end should be a Z ? Anyways it looks to be a 54. Is that a pressure oil system?
I would think so by what I've read.
Oh the head says B60 848 850
Is 848 good ? Higher compression ?
Is that engine worth hopping up for fun ?

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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F54Z
F = Flint MI assembly plant
54 = 1954
Z= standard 235 automobile engine

B60 848 850 - no one has posted reasonable explanation of what this code means (it is not the "848" that identifies a higher compression 56-62 head, 3836848).

1954 car engine codes

1954 truck engine codes

Locations of codes

Tim



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