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440 identification

Its a 1967 440 HP based on the pictures you have provided so far.
The true tell is the close up picture of the engine ID pad that shows - year / size / build date / shift / any special stamps
I will definitely be looking when I see the car again...and will provide pictures...Thanks to all
 
Spark plug wire bracket is held on by the 3rd bolt. Pad is definitely there.. you on a phone..
Sparkplug wire bracket is held on by the drivers side water neck bolt, but it positions the sparkplug wire in the way of the pad.
 
Looks like it may be a correct carb as I can see the 3-step metering rod, raised caps and the tag is correct.
 
As long as he can read the stamp or knows the history. My 69 RR had a 413 in it but the 2nd owner after me had it for sale saying that it was a 440.
 
I can't see the pad :poke:
Pad ? Pad ? What's this "pad" everyone's talking about ?
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Correct Engine number on pad on front drivers side in front of
manifold cats into the block would have this sequence stanped into it:

C440 HP or
Hp2

Side of block would have Julian Date
of around 6/xx/66 to 6/xx/67

Restoration guys w have better details = I am just a racer but
we had two new 67 GTX's My dad took delivery 11/5/66 and we had
only seen then in mags before that!

This engine looks perfectly original OEM to me.
the only real way to tell is check the casting #'s i have seen the web stamped wrong or lefted blank all rb's will have a web on the top for a stamp
 

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Let's see if I decipher the numbers correctly

C=1967
440 engine
Jan 4 build date
HP= High Perfomance
 
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