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'75 350 Motor

Posted: 1/10/10 8:31pm Message 1 of 4
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I'm a little bit interested in a 350 motor that is for sale locally.
 
All I know about it so far is that it came out of a 1975 3/4 ton Chevy pickup truck and that it has a mild cam and "performance" heads.
 
Would this motor most likely be a 2 bolt or 4 bolt main?
 
If I need to get a # off of it to further identify it, where do I look?
 
Any help is appreciated.
Kevin
 



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'75 350 Motor

Posted: 1/11/10 5:55am Message 2 of 4
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Hard to say what it might be without the nums. Take a look at the stamp pad(engine ID #) nums, and the engine casting num, as well as the casting date. That will give you what the engine was originally.
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'75 350 Motor

Posted: 1/11/10 5:11pm Message 3 of 4
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Thanks for the info, Joel.
I should be taking a look at it late this week.
It's on a stand, so it shouldn't be too difficult to see the numbers.
Kevin



'75 350 Motor

Posted: 1/22/10 7:38pm Message 4 of 4
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Well,
I went to take a look at the motor today. I got the feeling I'd better keep going. Too many unanswered questions with it.
I did try to locate the i.d.# but honestly I couldn't find even a hint of a # there. Used a flashlight & a wire brush. N.G.
Ah well. Live & learn. 
Thanks for the info. I'll put it to use next time I look at another 350.
Kevin



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