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![]() The engine is out of my '69 vert for a good detailing, and some other stuff. While it's on the stand I pulled the numbers. Could you guys help me decode it to see if it's in fact a numbers matching 302?
Under the intake manifold on the top of the rear block - F 105823 Left rear near the starter - 8J7 O C (or an O)80E - 6015A Front on the timing cover - 3A C8AE - 6059A (68) Any help would be greatly appreciated! __________________
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![]() What are the numbers on your Vehicle Certification tag?
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