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#704586 12/18/2010 11:23 PM
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Hi guys, I picked up a 235 last week that looks in pretty good condition, anyone know what its from?
The casting numbers tell me 55-57 but in what?
block casting number 3837004
head casting number 3835913
serial number 08649IIF255XA
thanks for your help.


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1955 second series 235

F = Flint Michigan
255 = 2nd series 1955
XA = 3600 truck (I think)
3837004 = 55-57
3835913 = 55-55

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"XA" is 3600, with standard clutch.


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Thanks guys, thought it might have been a car engine as it has hydraulic lifters in it, but likely somebody just changed the cam.
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