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06-26-2004, 06:15 PM
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Chilton's
In perusing my old Chiltons Manual, I came upon the fact that in 1969, the 351 W used the larger 18mm spark plugs while the 351 C used the smaller 14 mm plugs. That should answer the W/C question anyway.
The Vehicle identification plate located in the left door jamb or near the windshield, will have a letter designated for the engine. Should be the 5th from the left on the VIN. F=302 H=351 2V M=351 4V Hope that helps. Rev
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