Wannarunners Runner

If those are steel freeze plugs you might want to change them out to brass.
 
69hemibeep said:
If those are steel freeze plugs you might want to change them out to brass.
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Yes, I do have a new pipe screw/plug and brass freeze plug kit for both the heads and block. I am kinda piece mealing the installation, lol.
 
wannarunner said:
Anybody good with CSI'ing Trannies? The pad on the passenger side has (as far as I can tell) the numbers 30102570. there is the number 34104 on the drivers side. On the bell housing there is the numbers 433-8, also on the bell housing is the letters/numbers +33-8 with an X above it. There are 5 of the 12 boxes filled with the dots.

PICS

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In Galens white book, automatics are stamped on the drivers side pan rail. The numbers consist of Assembly plant, Part Number, 10,000 day calander date and a build sequence number. He also states that in 69 some engines & transmissions were stamped with the 13 digit VIN on the LH top front of the transmission. Normally though only the 8 digit numiber is found. THe 34104 number does not show up in the book. 34106** or 34107** identify it as a 1970 transmission. 1969 transmission part numbers start with 28920**.
 
John69RR said:
wannarunner said:
Anybody good with CSI'ing Trannies? The pad on the passenger side has (as far as I can tell) the numbers 30102570. there is the number 34104 on the drivers side. On the bell housing there is the numbers 433-8, also on the bell housing is the letters/numbers +33-8 with an X above it. There are 5 of the 12 boxes filled with the dots.

PICS

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In Galens white book, automatics are stamped on the drivers side pan rail. The numbers consist of Assembly plant, Part Number, 10,000 day calander date and a build sequence number. He also states that in 69 some engines & transmissions were stamped with the 13 digit VIN on the LH top front of the transmission. Normally though only the 8 digit numiber is found. THe 34104 number does not show up in the book. 34106** or 34107** identify it as a 1970 transmission. 1969 transmission part numbers start with 28920**.
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Thanks! :thumbsup:
 
Coat of paint.



This is the area I did alot of grinding on.



Does anyone recognize these innards as stock?





Barracuda update.

 
wannarunner said:
Coat of paint.



This is the area I did alot of grinding on.



Does anyone recognize these innards as stock?





Barracuda update.
By golly it is a barracuda :jester:
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