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How do you identify these engines? Just
to the right of the distributor is
a bit of smooth steel which has a number code stamped in it. The first
line has a letter for the year (D = 1968) and the three digits for displacement
(e.g. 440). The date — month and day — are on a line below, .
Isometimes with an HP denoting High Performancef you don’t find “tag,” try
the passenger side of the block, below the distributor, which is where it sits
on B engines.
This email, I hope, contains the best info on how
to find the block numbers. I really hope it helps you out, you Mopar
loving friend. The only thing I don't know is if this info is good for
1962 413s, but even though the Max Wedge 413 was discontinued in 1963 before
they started production of the '63 426 cars, they still built truck engines up
to at least 1964 and possible 1965. My father's '64 New Yorker had a 413
but no doubt it didn't have the high nickle truck block. You have got to
get the right block if you are going to run it hard.
Stephen "Chick"
Andrachek
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