take a flashlight and look down behind the alternator. between it and the passanger side valve cover there is a flat machines pad on the engine block. that should have the engine id stamped onto it. you may have to wipe it down if its oily. you can also look on the driver side behind the valve cover where the engine and trans bolt together there is a casting number there but a little harder to see with the engine in the car as the firewall and master cylinder is usually in the way to see it. nice car by the way it looks like a nice project
new with a 75 nova project
i just bought a 75 nova with an engine year that im not sure of. i cant find a id number anywhere on it. it has a bunch of aftermarket parts on it but the wiring is all messed up, wires cut, not plugged anywhere. does anyone have a couple close up pictures of the engine bays of the chevy 350's in? i was told by the previous owner that its a 69 motor but i dont think hes ever worked on it. heres how she sits now. my uncle builds old corvettes and he came over to check it out he said its more work then its worth, then again he just sold his vett he restored for 110k so its a POS to him. i bought this for 1k.
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