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#81303 08/09/2007 3:57 AM
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My free replacement frame came as a rolling chassis complete with another inline 6. I believe the frame is from a 1952 3100. The block casting number is 3835814 and it has the high position water pump, short sidecover and the two-bolt valve cover. I'm fairly sure this is a splash oil engine but don't know if it is a 216 or 235. Any thoughts?


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#81304 08/09/2007 12:58 PM
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If it has a short side cover it's 235.
The serial number from the pad behind the distributor will tell more.


Steve

'49 3800
'52 3600
'57 3100


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