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Re: Where did this 426 Hemi come from? [Re: srt] #523072
11/15/09 02:06 AM
11/15/09 02:06 AM
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I don't have that info on that particular block#

Re: Where did this 426 Hemi come from? [Re: autoxcuda] #523073
11/15/09 10:56 AM
11/15/09 10:56 AM
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Attention all: talk about a small world, Roger here (last reply) is the gentleman that has the actual block for my 1966 Belvedere II Hemi car (bought it off the second owner of the car). I finally chased him down today after many hours of internet searching to find he was the last posting on this trail.
What a wonderful Mopar world we live in - you would never find Chevy people doing this!!!!!






It sounded like he had no idea there was any connection to your car when he made that post?? Talk about finding something right in front of you. Unbelievable. And berrost has a whopping TWELVE posts and runs into this!!

Did the block go from California to North Dakota? No hopefully back to California?

Congratulations.




Autoxcuda is spot on. I just threw the post out as a 'by the way...' comment. I was more than just a little shocked when berrost called last night and asked about the block. I bought it over 20 years ago from a guy in Billings, MT who now appears to be the second owner of the car berrost has. Unreal. It truly is a small world.


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Re: Where did this 426 Hemi come from? [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #523074
11/15/09 10:57 AM
11/15/09 10:57 AM
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From what I can read it appears yours is a halloween built 1968 production model year engine. Is there a VIN sequence number up on top of the rear bell housing mounting flange?


Yes,but nothing on the "pad"Vin shows as "8g190100.THANKS

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Re: Where did this 426 Hemi come from? [Re: hemi-itis] #523075
11/15/09 11:36 AM
11/15/09 11:36 AM
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The stamping on the upper bell housing is where the VIN Sequence is located on most 1968 Hemi's, not on the lower pad on the side of the block, and usually not much on the pad opposite the distributor either. So that IS the VIN sequence# you found.


Re: Where did this 426 Hemi come from? [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #523076
11/15/09 11:55 AM
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The stamping on the upper bell housing is where the VIN Sequence is located on most 1968 Hemi's, not on the lower pad on the side of the block, and usually not much on the pad opposite the distributor either. So that IS the VIN sequence# you found.




It would be very cool if this standard bore block could find it's body


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