Guys, I have a block that was sitting in my neighbors garage for years, came back from machining and now I own it.
VO319DZ
3956618
B179
Block has been decked, so I cant make out a partial VIN.
I was going to put it in a Deuce roadster
1 - is it worth anything to a Z28 guy, if so what? Trying to decide if its worth selling and buying a crate motor or building up.
Thanks!
How about a picture of the stamp pad. The vin number should be stamped down by the oil filter.
Hi and Welcome -
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Thanks! :)
Paul
Thanks to the person who moved this post from "Orphans" to "General Discussion"!
Paul
That is a DZ engine block, If I remember correctly (I had one myself) it is an early 1969 casting. The VIN will be by the oil filter boss and very hard to see, possibly use a crayon to read it. Do you have the rotating assembly? Mine was V0130DZ and had spun a rod bearing very early in it's life and sat for years, it came with an old Camaro I bought. I had mine tanked and all the parts cleaned, advertised it in the local paper and sold it to the first guy with $1500. That was 7 years ago. Wish I had it back now!!
If a guy were to need a block from that period you could expect to get around $2500 for the block with no rotating assembly or 186 heads... if you had a short block... $3500
If it was an LA car, the vin would be on the deck during that time. Can you read any of the vin #. 19L...... or 19N......??
Jerry
Quote from: Jerry@CHP on July 20, 2008, 09:14:12 PM
If it was an LA car, the vin would be on the deck during that time. Can you read any of the vin #. 19L...... or 19N......??
Quote from: jhl1963 on July 19, 2008, 11:06:44 PM
Block has been decked, so I can't make out a partial VIN.
:)
Thanks everyone for the comments - I asked the guy I got it from and he believes that it was a replacement block - which is why the lack of a VIN. I will attempt to post photos. Thanks!
VIn Pic
pics
Block was line bored, cross honed & hatched. Thanks guys.