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1970GM 03-21-2018 11:09 PM

Factory 1967 C10 327 with no code on option sticker?
 
Hey guys, I’m looking at a pretty original 67 C10 Custom tomorrow that the owner says is a factory 327. He sent me a pic of the sticker in glovebox and that’s not listed as an option. Only power train option was a power glide. I asked if it was a 283 and he said he’s positive it’s a factory 327. Any thoughts?

68bowtie 03-21-2018 11:29 PM

Re: Factory 1967 C10 327 with no code on option sticker?
 
If there is no engine listed on the SPID and the model number starts with CS it was a 250 truck, and if it starts with CE it’s a 283 truck.

Alex V. 03-22-2018 02:11 PM

Re: Factory 1967 C10 327 with no code on option sticker?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 68bowtie (Post 8218474)
If there is no engine listed on the SPID and the model number starts with CS it was a 250 truck, and if it starts with CE it’s a 283 truck.

This.

I'd also ask for the numbers stamped on the engine. IIRC "YS" is the suffix for '67 220HP 327 in truck.

vinro 03-30-2018 12:29 AM

Re: Factory 1967 C10 327 with no code on option sticker?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex V. (Post 8218869)
This.

I'd also ask for the numbers stamped on the engine. IIRC "YS" is the suffix for '67 220HP 327 in truck.

I second checking the stamping on the block. When I bought my 67, seller advertised as 327. I checked the block and it was 283.

BGarza13x 04-02-2018 03:47 PM

Re: Factory 1967 C10 327 with no code on option sticker?
 
Where is the engine stamped?

HO455 04-02-2018 07:12 PM

Re: Factory 1967 C10 327 with no code on option sticker?
 
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Passenger side of the block in front of the head. Casting # is on the back of the block on the top of the casting where the tranny bolts on. Here is a link to help.

http://www.mortec.com/castnum.htm


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