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Grease Monkey
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Hello,
Just bought my first Chevy. She’s a 1936 Gillig bodied school bus. First order of business is tires and motor.
I could really use some help identifying the motor! If its not the original I will replace. If it is, I will rebuild.
Can anyone help?
The motor is stamped 270835977. I was told it is a 207 Master. Have no clue.
Please help :)
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1936 engines ran from M5500179 trrough 6784512. The casting number, raised casting nombers on the lower right side of the block are 836010.
Last edited by Chev Nut; 06/04/20 08:44 AM.
Gene Schneider
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Grease Monkey
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Grease Monkey
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1936 engines ran from M5500179 trrough 6784512. The casting number, raised casting nombers on the lower right side of the block are 836010. Thank you, Gene. I only see one set of numbers. The series of numbers (no letters) are to the left of the distributor. 270 (small type) followed by 835977. Perhaps I need to look around for more... Thanks again
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