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Yes. Agreed. I forgot that you have that stuation. But that article doesnt agree with you. Lol just like no one can imagine why i have 2 different serial numbers.lol take care thanks for the help!

Casting date= jan. 17. 68 upper pad feb.13 The 2 serial numbers by starter opening are feb. 12 1968.

i found no vin number stamped anywhere on it. In a december 1996 "chrysler car enthusiast" magazine , it said " if no V.I.N. is found on a block, it was replaced by the factory under a warranty claim." Also says "prior to 1970, the complete VIN or a portion could 'possibly' be stamped on the...

Still no luck after i scraped other side below oil sender. I think im gonna by it. The casting date is jan. 17 1968.

Hello. Im looking to buy this 440 block to put into an old dodge camper. Its the reason i joined up.

Thanks for the help. I would agree with all that youve said. Yes i mic'd it at 4.320" i do want it very much. In good shape with forged crank

Oh i see now what youve done on pic! I will have to go and scrape where you number is. I only scraped to the right of the oil sender hole! Not the side you have shown! Thanks

Yes i looked there. This block has no pad like in your picture and i scraped paint from bell housing edge, nothing..

Sorry was busy all yesterday. Yes its freely spinning and in good shape otherwise. Im ready to buy it but im feeling this bunch of numbers is a deal breaker cause im wondering if it was stolen Or if police are still looking for 51 year old blocks? Or that it could be confiscated after i do...

Yes from my searching, in 69 it was fully implemented but in early 68 there are few and later 68 there were sporadic and in different locations. But that is all about v.i.n. numbers being stamped on engines. This engine has no v.i.n. stamped anywhere. What is shown in picture here, are the...

Hi all . im new here. And i'd like any advice on this? Im looking at buying a 68 440 block . But it has a bit of a mess on id pad at the starter opening. 1 picture is my drawing of what cant be well read on actual block. 2 numbers are the same. The one is X'd out. the other is not X'd out...

Ive joined to get some ideas about 440 blocks. Location: british colombia