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09-26-2009, 09:58 PM
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Re: 71 engine stamp decode needed
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The Nasty site listing as shown indicates both CPA and CPD were MT codes for '71.. Considering the casting date it's probably a '71 but get the Vin sequence if it's there and count 8 digts back from the end for the model year also the plant digit and last six may help indicate which car line it was originally in..  ~ Pete [/ QUOTE ] VIN # : 11 L 126542 1 : Chevrolet 1 : 1971 L : Los Angeles ID # : 126542 The crank is an 815NF
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09-27-2009, 02:35 AM
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Re: 71 engine stamp decode needed
OK, so I am NOT up to speed with 71 part #'s....
What would be the correct Heads, Intake, Distributor #'s etc etc that would make this a correct engine again?
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09-28-2009, 01:34 AM
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Re: 71 engine stamp decode needed
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The Nasty site listing as shown indicates both CPA and CPD were MT codes for '71.. ~ Pete [/ QUOTE ] Im curious, could both be used as MT... Smog & Non Somg installations? 
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