BBC I.D.

[Mike]

Anybody know what the ID suffix TKB is. Front pad is stamped T0901TKB? I don't know the casting numbers yet.

Thanks,
Mike

[PeteLeathersac]

It's an L47 402 out of a Truck 71-72'ish w/ M40 auto? ~ Pete

[Mike]

Thanks Pete.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

I believe anytime you see the engine suffix start with a 'T' it indicates 'Truck', whereas a suffix starting with 'C' indicates 'Car'. Is this universally true?

[Mr70]

Technically T does stand for Truck and C stands for Passenger Car.Same thing.. http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

[PeteLeathersac]

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I believe anytime you see the engine suffix start with a 'T' it indicates 'Truck', whereas a suffix starting with 'C' indicates 'Car'. Is this universally true?

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As long as you're talking '70 & up 3 digit suffixes, this 'C' or 'T' rule works. . In the '69 & down 2 digit suffixes there's old 283's from trucks like CF, CG, CL and a few more I think? . Also don't forget our CE friend that ends up in trucks.

On the suffix topic, anyone know anything about 60's Canadian suffixes with #'s not letters?

Happy New Year fellas! ~ Pete

[Pantera]

If you would like to put that back in a truck like it belongs to. I have a 72 ex 402 super cheyenne custom LWB that came with that very motor in it from the factory. I would like to sell it. The option sheet is still on the glove box door. Blue and white auto with PS PB and air cond.

I would love to see it put back right.

Pantera

attached is the option sheet

[Pantera]

Here it is years ago in the backyard. It has chev pu rallys on it now.