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I just aquired a new motor. The numbers on the pad behind the distributor are 0300883f54Y. I think that the F= Flint, the 54 being the year, and Y = powerglide. How close am I? What do the first numbers mean? Behind the starter are the numbers CON3 then B94 I believe B94 would be February 9th 1954, but I'm not sure. What would the CON3 mean?
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While the casting number is the best way to ID and engine (it can't be restamped) the Y would indicate it is a '54 PG engine
Gene Schneider
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It sounds logical that the casting numbers would be the best way. The casting numbers also indicate that it is a 54, Correct? It also has a 53 head and will there fore look at first glance anyhow like it's the original 51 motor. Thanks again
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