Engine number - 409
Peter Valvona@p-valvona
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#1 · 16 December 2020, 17:25
Quote from Peter Valvona on 16 December 2020, 17:25I've got a 409 that doesn't have the original engine and I'm trying to identify where the replacement came from.
The picture is of the valve cover which suggests a Polyspherical 318 engine
The funny thing is that the number is only about 250 further on from the original, so I'm wondering if a later engine was fitted at Bristol cars.
- Is the stamped in number on the RH side of the engine block (at the front, just below the cylinder head) a Bristol number or a GM number?
- Does anyone else have a number that's something like 1641 - 111***C?
- The polyspherical 318 is distinctive because of the "scalloped" valve covers ........... does anyone else have one of these?
I've got a 409 that doesn't have the original engine and I'm trying to identify where the replacement came from.
The picture is of the valve cover which suggests a Polyspherical 318 engine
The funny thing is that the number is only about 250 further on from the original, so I'm wondering if a later engine was fitted at Bristol cars.
- Is the stamped in number on the RH side of the engine block (at the front, just below the cylinder head) a Bristol number or a GM number?
- Does anyone else have a number that's something like 1641 - 111***C?
- The polyspherical 318 is distinctive because of the "scalloped" valve covers ........... does anyone else have one of these?
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