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bought a 1946 gmc 1/2,with what I was told was a 228,i found these numbers behind the distributor #23608i65,any help would be greatly appreciated
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From what I found online the 228 was used from 39-52 and the block casting is 6107326. What is the truck serial number?
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good morning Steve,
the truck serial # is EC1012817
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found this block casting on left lower side of block #2135849 ? and one on top of the cylinder head #2136477
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The 2136477 is correct for an early 228 . I could not find the block number you listed. The "E" in the serial number indicates it's a 46-the "C" = conventional cab and 10 is for a 1/2 Ton. The last five are the sequence numbers.
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