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351W Swap

sykanr0ng

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an original 351w short block out of a 70’ pickup

Not original to that pickup.
No telling where that came from or what it has been through either.
 
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MidwestTexan

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I typed without looking at it again... It's out of a 74'. It doesn't say what vehicle though... I've looked at so many they're all running together! haha
 

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sykanr0ng

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On the block next to the flat surface for the oil pan above where the starter would be there is a set of numbers and letters that are a code which will tell which engineering revision of the casting it is.
 
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On the block next to the flat surface for the oil pan above where the starter would be there is a set of numbers and letters that are a code which will tell which engineering revision of the casting it is.

He sent a pic although it’s a little hard to make out. Do these make sense?

E4AE-6015-FA 19

There’s 4 other number to the bottom right although I can’t make them out.
 

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He sent a pic although it’s a little hard to make out. Do these make sense?

E4AE-6015-FA 19

There’s 4 other number to the bottom right although I can’t make them out.

E is the code for 1980s
4 would be the year in the decade
So if E4 then 1984 (or later until the next engineering change)
Nothing special about a 1984 351W engine, so don't pay high for one.
 
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