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#2
Ted, it's from the late 72 - 76 model years. There were F blocks that had overlap dates (68-74). Does that help? BTW, where did you get it?
Edit: Not GST. It looks more like 08 T. T is an engine code used with the 455. I'd guess that 08 is either the mold number, or the production month.
Edit: Not GST. It looks more like 08 T. T is an engine code used with the 455. I'd guess that 08 is either the mold number, or the production month.
#5
The G was produced from 68-74. GA from 72-76. The overlap of G/GA production was 72-74.
#6
Just an afterthought Ted,
Look at the heads on that 455. If they're GA, it's a 72. If they're J then it's 73-76. Also look to see if it has an EGR application on the drivers side of the intake manifold. That appeared in 1973 also.
Look at the heads on that 455. If they're GA, it's a 72. If they're J then it's 73-76. Also look to see if it has an EGR application on the drivers side of the intake manifold. That appeared in 1973 also.
#7
The VIN derivative stamp on the block will tell you the year of the block. Everything else bolts on and can be changed over the last half-century.
#8
Well...YEAH! That's what I meant..... But if he wanted to know whether the intake and heads were 72 or later.....my way works too.
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