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#22975 01/03/06 02:39 PM
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Dear Chevy Specialist,
I have a quistion: who can tell me the year of making a spare engine with these following numbered: GM 8338101.6 Eng. Nr 519236.
The oil cap is on the right hand side.
Thank all of you for your help.Happy New Year. Greetings Cor Hulkenberg The Netherlands

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The numbers do not compare directly with any US GM numbers .Teh 1938 had a casting number of 838710...The casting numbers are raised.
The 1937 had the engine number stamped into a flat area next to the fuel pump.The US numbers ran from #1 thru 1187821.

The stamped engine number was behind the distributor from 1938 and up.The 1937-38 had more than one bolt hole next to the distributor to hold down the dist.The 1939 and up only one.The 1937-39 has a cast round oil (about 3 inches long ) distributor valve on the left side of the engine - down behind the exhaust pipe.The 1940 and up has a oval tin plate with three screws.The 1937-40 head has shorter head bolts on the left side.The head is raised in that area on the 1941 and up so they will have all longer head bolts.The 1941-48 head will have the small 10MM thread spark plugs.The other years 14 MM.


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#22977 01/07/06 02:07 PM
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Dear Chevgene,
Thanks for your explanation, I unterstand.
When you will, you can see the engine block on
www.PreWarParts.com , Parts for Sale.
Thanks again for your help, Nice Sunday.
Cor Hulkenberg, The Netherlands.

#22978 01/07/06 04:11 PM
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A picture of the left side of the engine would be more helpful.


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Its a 1937 engine.Would fit a 1938 and 1939 but would not be 100% correct.
The casting number is mis-typed.Its 838101 (for 1937).


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#22980 01/17/06 02:48 PM
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Dear Chevgene,

GREAT ! You are a Genie ! !
It is a pitty that is not a engine for my eage Std 1935.

With kind regards, Cor Hulkenberg The Netherlands


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