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RE: Have you examined the block for a partial VIN-stamp? See...

By Mark Viera - 09/26/2005 11:50:59 PM; IP 24.4.20.206

Yes I did and that was how I figured out that the block came from a Galaxie LTD 2 door hard top. Once I figured that part out it really made the triple webbing seem even stranger. I spoke to the guy who owned my car back in 1984 (I told you I was crazy). He was the one that had the engine rebuilt. He told me that the machine shop had used a block out of a 428 Cobra Jet for the rebuild. The triple webbing seems to confirm that but the date code and partial VIN do not. I just assume that the machine shop was wrong. Again I was just hoping that I might get a few good guesses as to how a reinforced block ended up in a Galaxie.

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428 block with triple webbing -- Mark Viera, 09/23/2005

RE: 428 block with triple webbing -- giacamo, 09/25/2005

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RE: As a rule, no. -- Gerry Proctor, 09/26/2005

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RE: As a rule, no. -- Mark Viera, 09/26/2005

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Am I crazy? -- Mark Viera, 09/26/2005

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Have you examined the block for a partial VIN-stamp? See... -- Mr F, 09/26/2005

RE: Have you examined the block for a partial VIN-stamp? See... -- Mark Viera, 09/26/2005