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#929417 03/21/2013 5:39 PM
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Hey bought what I believe is 1936 Chevy 1 1/2 ton truck no Vin tag only the numbers on the engine block casting is either 836010-10 or 636010-10 and the numbers stamped on the pad froward of the distributor are T5898296. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

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Try this for starters. It's from 1937 but maybe the same or similar?

1937 manual

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Thanks for the help. Trying to get title lind up from DMV. If I can figure out how to post a pic of it I will. Tim

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Originally Posted by tclederman

Tim and All,

There is a mistake on that page, ALL Chevrolet's in 1935 and 36 used the same 207 ci engine (there were no 181 or 194 engines installed in 35/36). The only difference between car and truck were the bolt on items which accounted for the HP differences.

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Originally Posted by timab2000
Hey bought what I believe is 1936 Chevy 1 1/2 ton truck no Vin tag only the numbers on the engine block casting is either 836010-10 or 636010-10 and the numbers stamped on the pad froward of the distributor are T5898296. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

836010 is a good number for 1936. The 10 after the casting part number is the casting mold number.

The engine sreial number is also good. The "T" indicates Truck. Serial number 5898296 was built in January 1936. The 1936 numbers started with 5500179 and ended with 6784512.

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Thanks for the correction, Mike.

I'll look for other sources and correct the information for those years. Most of the on-line sources I got the information from (10+ years ago) are no longer on-line.


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