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10-08-2009 09:19 AM #1
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Chevy Small block ID
VI 129 B.. In a 68 Chevy truck... Anyone got any ideas???I remember when hot rods were all home made.
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10-08-2009 04:55 PM #2
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sure it is a V? There is a UI code listed as a 1969 Chevy
truck 307 with 200 hp powerglide and 2bbl carb
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10-08-2009 07:30 PM #3
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I thought it was a V but I'll look tomorrow.. It has the small 2 barrell carb and intake so I thought it might be a 307. has a 3 speed saginaw behind it.I remember when hot rods were all home made.
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It's definitely a VI remember when hot rods were all home made.
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10-09-2009 02:09 PM #5
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The only two V codes that contained two letters and ever used by Chevy are VB and VP, both are related to models of 1969 350 truck engines
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Does it have side mountsKen
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10-09-2009 02:58 PM #7
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There is also a YI which is a 65-66 327 truck application with a stick shift in a 60Series body.....a 2 ton truck.
There is no single letter Y code OR any three letter Y codes
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It's a VI for sure... It does have side mounts. It has a tiny balancer like a 283. Looks like a bit of a mixed bag but it's complete and runs good.
I remember when hot rods were all home made.
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Interesting - 1968 was the first year that Chevy went to spin on filters and the oil fill tube left the manifold and went to the valve covers. Trucks sometimes became the "red-headed step child" and GM used up existing stock of parts. It is not as uncommon as you think to have some parts interchanged on what would appear to be a factory assembled unit. I am personally aware of a brand new 1968 truck that the window sticker indicated was a 327, 2 barrel when it was in reality a quad. The new owner was a close family friend and she always thought her truck was a bit "snappier" than the '65 she had traded in!
Short of tearing into it - you may have a "mystery motor".. But hey, it runs good - so clean 'er up and let's see a few more pictures!
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