Reply to "Unusual Cleveland Block?"

cenglesMember

Dear George,

Well, the inventory isn't complete. One engine is living well in Pantera no. 2 without any notations of its numbers other than it's sonic test.

The other engines are referenced by the stamped number on the front. Those numbers are:

3 O 25 H

3 C 30 H

A.M.17 (this is a plain vanilla aussie block)

0 J 9 G

1 H 18 J

1 B 1 G

3 K 30 K

9 K 27 DOAE-J *****these are the numbers on the unusual block

Is it possible that the 9K27 mystery block was made in October 1969? If yes, then it would then be a very early casting in my collection.

Chuck Engles

7/21/085:04 PM

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