Where to look, and when to get excited!

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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Neal,   In the future, try to remember two things when looking under the
hoods of cars. 

 1 Small block distributors in the rear, big block in the front
 2 What Bill Watson pointed out here----

The B block engine number should be stamped on a machined pad on the
passenger side of the block, just below the cylinder head next to the
distributor base.
 
RB block engines have the machined pad on top of the block directly in
front
of the intake valley pan, next to the distributor base toward the
driver's
side.
May be under and/or behind that massive A/C compressor.


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