69 olds 350 on the block by #1 piston
The numbers are 30F185910
Is this a 69 350? Not having a lot of luck deceifering numbers on block
Car vin # is 33679M231544

Thanks Gents

 

Looks like a '70 block. One of your sixes fell off your vin number. S/B 336679------.

 

Thanks Yellowstatue
Oops yes I did miss putting in a 6. 336679M231544
Could be a late 69?
Can you tell if it’s matching # engine to car by info I have?

 

I heard that the 3 means it is Oldsmobile (1 was Chevy, 2 was Pontiac). The 0 would mean that it's a 1970 block due to the last digit (if it were 9 it would be 69). The F means that that is the factory it was produced in (I would assume Flint, Michigan although not sure). The rest would be some of the VIN of the car it was in.

I heard that from YouTube. Anybody please correct me if I am wrong. Go on "Useful Entertainment" channel. Here's a link.

 

The last six numbers on the block must match the vin number. "F" is Fremont Cali.

 

Z is Fremont. The F is probably an E for Linden New Jersey.

 

Hmm, a 1970 "E" plant block in a 1969 "M" plant car.
Linden, NJ engine and Lansing, MI vehicle.

Not the original engine.

 

^^^THIS! No Oldsmobiles were built at the Flint plant in 1970.

 

Thank you
Joe,Fun 71,4Speed 455,yellowstatue,87 Broughm
Little disappointing not a factory engine but that ok