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#747039 05/13/2011 6:03 PM
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I just bought a SBC and 2 speed power glide from a 63 Impala.
I was told it was a 327. The numbers on the ft of the block are 10424D.
Can someone give me the info on this engine?

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My source shows two 327 for 1963; 3789817 and 3791362 for 62-67 bothfor 62-67' and 3794460 for 62-64'. There are a couple of others but they all have383, 3865, and 390 as the first three numbers. I show nothing with a 10424 casting number. Sorry.


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CGG_64C10 #747046 05/13/2011 7:00 PM
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The only useful digit of that stamped code is the "D" which might be translated to a specific year and size engine with the right ID number list. The casting number on the driver's side of the back of the block near the bellhousing bolt circle might be more useful.

http://www.yearone.com/updatedsinglepages/Id_info/gm_engine_id/gmidimages/impala63.jpg

Edit: If, indeed, the engine is a 1963 model, the suffix letter indicates it was a 283 2-barrel engine.
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D = 283 Powerglide

S = 327 Powerglide

1963 Passenger 283
Std. & P.G. Trans, Hyd. Cam

Block casting
3789935
3864812


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Thanks guys,
A 283 is not so bad,

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The only absolutely sure way to tell what you've got is to pull a cylinder head and measure the bore and stroke.

283: 3 7/8" bore, 3" stroke.

327: 4" bore 3 1/4" stroke
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