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Old 07-28-2001, 02:05 PM   #2
Gearhead999
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That number looks like a production date number. Like May 25, 1973, the casting number is near the starter and should start with a letter. Like "C", "D", etc.

Early 66 had only 5 bellhousing bolts. All 302's have 6. Also, I know this is the heads, but, 289 is cast in the heads under the valve covers and the heads should have a straight shaft for the rockers, not shouldered.
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