It turned out to be a passenger car block.
We are deciding what to do right now.
On Apr 17, 2007, at 6:28 AM, vwnate1 wrote:
Sounds like the wrong engine block for a Task Force truck to me .
-Nate
Jonas wrote:
>
> Again I apologize for repeating myself!
>
> I replaced the block on my 235 in my 59 3200 and now it is built
up
> and ready to install. My mechanic says that the new block is not
> drilled the same way as the old block and he cannot use the same
> mounting plate in the front. He thinks the new block is meant to
> mount in the center,
>
> According to the pictures I took before I removed the old engine
> (before I got my new job and had to hire someone to finish the
truck)
> the old block mounts attached on either side just behind the
timing
> cover.
>
> Is it possible that we got a block that is not compatible with the
> cross member on my 59?
>
> Anybody have a clue? I got one nice reply so far which made me
want
> to go back and re-examine the new block, which I will do next
week.
> But I am still hoping someone knows about these blocks and can
clear
> it up right away....
>
> Thanks again so much
>
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