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Thats the way it was when I took it apart.

Why did the book say to line up the dang dots on the gears!?!!

Can it be determined what vehicle my block came from? Yes., it came from CL23G9F187893; a 69 Newport 383-2bbl built at the Newark plant.

Some of you will remember this '70, well a friend sent me some contact info for its most recent past owner and said he had some parts to sell, so this morning after work I drove down and brought some stuff back for my '70. Nick

He got $19.5k for it. I was at his house today buying the parts the guy who bought it didn't take.

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Sadly, A Damn Derbier will get it.

Manhattan circa 1907. "New York, N.Y. -- Plaza Hotel, Grand Army Plaza and W. 58th Street Tucson, AZ.

No match, this a bastard combination done years ago that I'm currently undoing. A 59 Dodge had this 69 383 but with the original 8-bolt flange 361 crank to mate with the original 466 trans, having the whole thing rebuilt with a 68 383 crank and a 62 727 so I can keep the push buttons and the...

Well thanks for dumbing it down so the naive contributors of this page can understand. I think you can put your car on whatever trailer you want. But their are other opinions and experiences on this thread. If you want a long rear deck to absorb a rear end collision, go for it. I've had both...

The "right side numbers" listed are the first part of the VIN, with the last part being the last part of the VIN, looks like. Might it match the vehicle you have? Just some thoughts, CBODY67

I have no problem with you posting the for sale ad. We need to know what the market is doing whether we like it or not. Regarding your technical comments on other posts, I find them informative. I was criticizing the seller, not you. People who say, "if it doesn't sell, I'll restore it."...