383 Engine Identification HELP

[mrbee127]

This is the pad number. To me it looks like the pad was ground by the looks of the uneven mill marks.

 

[69Coronetrt]

This is the pad number. To me it looks like the pad was ground by the looks of the uneven mill marks.

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CP45H9C204699 = 383-4bbl (H) out of a 1969 (9) Chrysler Town and Country station wagon (CP45) built at the Jefferson Plant (C). The mill marks are fine. It's when they are missing we get suspicious.

 

[mrbee127]

Wow that's awesome to know. Thank you very much. Your a wealth of knowledge. Have a great Easter Sunday tomorrow.

 

[mrbee127]

I still have my 1st car a 1970 coronet 440. I bought it in the 11th grade in 1979 for $650. I had a friend Steve Erickson his dad owned Erickson Auto parts in South Beloit Illinois. Steve sold me a motor out of one of his race cars. He raced roadrunner class at the Rockford Speedway. I am doing a rotisserie restoration on my coronet. I had a not so honest guy in my garage and he swapped my motor with that one you confirmed the numbers on. I'm just sick and mad.

 

[jimbosride]

Now that were on the subject.... help me out on this engine. I think the R is regular fuel? ,,,,1969? so would that make it a 2 barrel eng?

any Idea on braking down the serial number