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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: ravenspep on March 10, 2008, 03:26:56 AM
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Is this casting number correct for a Camaro? And it reads 8956618 and yes, it's a "8" not a "3". Date of 1/11/69
Thanks for your help!
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Is this casting number correct for a Camaro? And it reads 8956618 and yes, it's a "8" not a "3". Date of 1/11/69
No. If the first "8" was a "3" it then would be one of the block casting numbers used for a '69 Camaro.
Paul
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Paul....any idea what it belongs to? I have been searching every where this mental midget can and I can't find this casting number anywhere. It has the four bolt mains along with the angled bolts.
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Paul....any idea what it belongs to? I have been searching every where this mental midget can and I can't find this casting number anywhere. It has the four bolt mains along with the angled bolts.
Not a clue. My guess is if the block casting date is 1-11-69 as you state it is a 3956618 casting with a sloppy "3". Is there an engine assemble code or partial VIN stamped on the engine pad?
Paul
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I agree with Paul. I've seen blocks this way. You would swear it is an 8 but it is definitely a 3.
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Danny...I sent a picture of the casting number and mains to your aol account.
Paul....I don't have your email addy to send you one
Jim
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It has the four bolt mains along with the angled bolts.
Angled bolts indicates an aftermarket machine shop conversion from 2-bolt mains to 4-bolt mains; the added six bolts in a factory 4-bolt setup are vertical. The casting number is 3956618.
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John....thanks, I sent some pics to your amail addy and looks like I'm now looking for the 618 block date coded between mid Jan-beginning of Feb....thanks again!
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So what is stamped on the engine pad?
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Kurt....V0119DZ
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That helps.
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I'd have to see a pic to the pad, but I wonder....
Esp with the angled 4 bolt mains.