[darren]

I agree it is probably to early but seeing as how the ser number stamped on it is 500 higher
than mine I think it will be close enough anyway the original engine is long gone they didn't check the antifreeze in 1975 and cracked the block and sent the engine to the scrap yard and were going to turn the rest of the car into a stock car but didn't get around to it and then I picked it up and restored it with a 72 455ho and have been looking for a correct engine ever since

[Ron Landis]

Originally Posted by darren

I agree it is probably to early but seeing as how the ser number stamped on it is 500 higher
than mine I think it will be close enough anyway the original engine is long gone they didn't check the antifreeze in 1975 and cracked the block and sent the engine to the scrap yard and were going to turn the rest of the car into a stock car but didn't get around to it and then I picked it up and restored it with a 72 455ho and have been looking for a correct engine ever since

check with Ron Johnson at Potomac Pontiac...worth a shot.