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#232023 01/24/12 08:42 PM
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This the casting # on the engine block in my '37 Chev. Master DeLuxe, the "white car". I'm pretty sure this engine has not been replaced. Notice the gap between the long tie rod and the oil pan. The "black car" in the -1 post does not have this kind of room.
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Thank you for that link. One more bit of new info to add to my 3 ring binder.


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Post # 201 since joining in 2003 and it's to thank members for looking at my site.

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