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1969 Chevelle Ss-396/375h.p. on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:37828
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1969 Chevelle SS-396/375hp - Numbers Matching

 

REAL L-78, Factory Solid Lifters, Rectangular Port, Aluminum Intake, 4 Bolt Main, Steel Crank . . . .All Right From The Factory in 1969!

Numbers are as follows:

     VIN#  136379A306807

     Block Casting # 3969854

     Block Tab  #T0603 CKF = #3 of 16 Made

     Born Date J228 = 10-22-68 Engine Build Date

     CLEARLY STAMPED ON BLOCK AND VISIBLE = 79A306807 (which matches VIN#)

Cowl Tag Info:

     69-13637 ATL 151071

     TR  752

     PNT 40B = Butternut Yellow

     10 D = Oct 4th Week Production

Factory Options:

     F40 = Suspension

     M40 = Automatic 400 Turbo Transmission

     L78 = Vehicle Engine Package

    

Note:  According to GM records, only 16 L-78 cars were built with the larger 402ci and automatic transmission.  The remainder were all original size 396ci engines.  The 396 designations remained for both size engines.

 

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