Can anyone ID this bellhousing for me? I'm told it's a BB Dodge, but I can't find any info. when I cross reference its part number. Any info. would be great. Thanks.

Can you please add the numbers you see on here so I can look them up, that casting number, I can't read all of them
It looks like a SB 4 speed bell housing to me, but what year and motor it is not in my knowledge
I'm betting on early based on the casting number

I can only make out the first five or six digits: 2465522? A few of those are guesses, it's weird how worn the casting numbers are.

While looking on the internet to try to ID it, I couldn't find any bell housing that matched up to this one.

- IF- it is 2465523 - 273 4-speed in some mid-1960s A and B bodies.

It is NOT a big block bellhousing, bolt pattern is wrong

This is what one looks like

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/attachments/dscn9849-jpg.331152/

Hmm, This looks familiar

https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/attachments/img_20190113_192723-jpg.1715275439/

I think we're getting close.

Sniper, you're holding out! So is that a 273 A body 4 speed bell?

Compare it to the one shown at http://www.brewersperformance.com/proddetail.php?prod=BH523

That's the one. Thank you guys!

I don't know, I don't have a 4 speed in my 65 Cuda. But that is how it was sold on ForAbodiesonly.

But I do have a later A body 4 speed setup for it with a later bellhousing.

how about flipping that bell over, and look at the pilot hole for the starter nose ?
a big block would be at the 3 o'clock position, and a small block would be at about the 4ish o'clock position.

All you have to do is look at the top bellhousing to engine mounting hole. If there is one in the top center it's a small block, not a big block. Look at the two pics I linked and you will see what I mean.

i don't do much with sticks, mainly automatics.
an example, the A-518 on the shelf doesn't have the bolt in the top center area.