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I'm trying to figure out if my '50 3600 has the 216 in it, or a later model 6. Here are some casting #'s.....

Cyl. Head--- 3835913/GM20
913/241/570

Block--- 9836236

Exhaust Manifold--- 8335580

What has me wondering is the valve cover. It has the Chevrolet script across the top, rather than the regular "ribbed" cover. It is still running the generator & road draft tube, if that means anything. Thanks in advance for the help.


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Head shows as 54 and later 235, don't see that block number. Get the stamped number next to the distributor.


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