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09-04-2004, 09:15 PM
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I am really new to all of the restoration but, I have been a Pontiac lover forever. My question is about my engine. I know for a pretty much fact that I have a 350 Chevy engine.....but, I really dont know where it came from. Where or how is the best way to tell? Thanks in advanced!
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I am really new to all of the restoration but, I have been a Pontiac lover forever. My question is about my engine. I know for a pretty much fact that I have a 350 Chevy engine.....but, I really dont know where it came from. Where or how is the best way to tell? Thanks in advanced!
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09-04-2004, 10:39 PM
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on the passenger side of the motor under the alternator on a pad on the block level with the head is a machined pad get the letters and call u'r local goood machine shop and they can look up the year and size of the motor It could be a 305 also if it is stock or a 400 or a 267 or a 307 or ...... depending what the person put in it. 77 and later used the chevy motor and until about 87 or 88 they were all 305's not 350's
DRIVE IT LIKE U'ALL STOLE IT!
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