3855961 Chevy 396 / 325hp 2 Bolt Engine on 2040-parts.com
Bettendorf, Iowa, United States
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Engine number 3855961, manifold number 3883948. It has been sitting for a few years but turns free. Both valve covers have a large dent in the corner. Pick up is free, shipping will most likely be around $200. I believe it to be the 396 2 bolt although I am not an expert. Free dolly!
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