This is a 1968-1969 Chevrolet 327 2 bolt Casting 6914660 T15 CONVT numbers on rear. Heads are 1967-1969 327 cid Fuelie, dual quad, Z28 heads casting 3782461 F225 Double hump.
I had the engine for about 5 years for a backup. When I purchased it then the gentleman said it was rebuilt and had 1000 miles on it. Edelbrock intake with rebuilt then Edelbrock carbs. I paid $3000. then for it. Andy 215-514-5812 call to buy it |
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