Posted By: sleepyhead416
HEMI BLOCK - 11/18/19 11:26 PM
MW426299357569 please help decode. what does it belong to ?
HEMI BLOCK
Posted By: ScottSmith_Harms
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 03:19 AM
It was assembled on October 7, 1969 so it went into a 1970 model year car. That is all that you can determine from that MN#. Should have VIN stamping on the passenger side VIN stamp pad (69 Hemi VIN example pic).
Posted By: rickseeman
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 03:28 PM
The whole VIN on the side of the block?
Posted By: ScottSmith_Harms
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 04:22 PM
Yes, it happened in 69
Posted By: sleepyhead416
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 04:58 PM
pad right side 146537
Posted By: Alaskan_TA
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 06:51 PM
Is there an 0B in front of that number?
If so, it matches a 1970 Hemi Cuda hard top. The last time I saw it for sale it had a fake fender tag.
If so, it matches a 1970 Hemi Cuda hard top. The last time I saw it for sale it had a fake fender tag.
Posted By: Cab_Burge
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 07:28 PM
Didn't Mopar drop the first six numbers and letters on the oil pan rail in all 1970 cars and stamp the sequence numbers only down there?
Posted By: sleepyhead416
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 07:44 PM
nope
Posted By: hemicar1971
Re: HEMI BLOCK - 11/19/19 07:56 PM
Likely the complete number would be like Barry said, 0B14653.
On the pan rail it has a Machining date and an assembly date and a Letter depicting the year.
On the pan rail it has a Machining date and an assembly date and a Letter depicting the year.