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I just found a 1936 Chevy truck for motor parts but. The truck has army or military stars on the doors would this make this truck any different than normal. I'm building a 33 pickup but it had 1935 block in it with 36 head 207 but may be this motor might be different? Roger in snow drift North Dakota thanks
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If it is the proper 1936 engine it will have the 836010 casting number in raised numbers on the right side of the block.
Gene Schneider
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Oil Can Mechanic
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A '36 military truck has several differences from the civilian models: rear push bumper and pintle hook, windshield swings out out full horizontal (so you can shoot a gun), spare tire mounted on front right fender. Engine will have an oil filter mounted.
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Roger,
I have some new and used engine parts for 35-36. Let me know if I can help.
Mike
ml.russell1936@gmail.com
Many miles of happy motoring
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