What is this block from
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11 14 67 build date. HP engine. G assembly line = St. Louis, MO. What all did they build there that would leave with a 440 in '68. Chargers and Cornet R/T's?
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69Coronetrt
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Chargers weren’t built at the St Louis plant until March of 68 so this was out of a Coronet R/T or GTX.
The car would have come from around the St. Louis metro area, if anyone knows of one let me know. I’m not looking to flip it, I’d rather help it find home.. It’s a challenge / treasure hunt kinda thing.
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MCODECUDA
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It could be from a C-body car if they were building C-body cars in St. Louis back then.
69Coronetrt
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Just took it to the machine shop for inspection, I’ll hold on to it till we find it’s home. I just want to verify what it appears to be which is a standard bore with caps. I’m also locating other date correct items that would go with it. If someone has the car provide the proof and you can have it for what I got in it..
A Hemi convertible 4 speed if I read it right.
Should've mentioned the block in my car came from a 68 GTX it was cast 10-10-66. Don't know assembly date off hand.
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If memory serves, "5" would be for code 395, so Auto, I think. I believe a 4 speed would have been a "3"?
Not positive - all my cheat-sheets are trapped on a dead computer's hard drive
Probably want to post a thread with the digits, and known-to-date info, in the "Lost and Found" forum?
M
**Edit** - I guess these would be the four potential VINs for the original car?
RS23L8G165451
RS27L8G165451
WS23L8G165451
WS27L8G165451
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Yep. And it would have 68 under ax as well.If memory serves, "5" would be for code 395, so Auto, I think. I believe a 4 speed would have been a "3"?
Not positive - all my cheat-sheets are trapped on a dead computer's hard drive
3 is 4 speed 5 auto your correct.. @kiwigtx I'll have to retract the 74 year old comment.If memory serves, "5" would be for code 395, so Auto, I think. I believe a 4 speed would have been a "3"?
Not positive - all my cheat-sheets are trapped on a dead computer's hard drive
Probably want to post a thread with the digits, and known-to-date info, in the "Lost and Found" forum?
M
**Edit** - I guess these would be the four potential VINs for the original car?
RS23L8G165451
RS27L8G165451
WS23L8G165451
WS27L8G165451
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