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The numbers off my block are 18k180807 and t0220ed. I'm wondering what year and ci this block came from and out of what cars if possible.
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1 =Chevrolet
8 =1968
K = KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI (LEEDS)
they made Chevelle (1964-1972)
El Camino (1964-1972)
Monte Carlo (1971-1972)
GMC Sprint (1971-1972)
180807 = sequnntial production number - The sequential starting number for the 1968 Chevelle was 100001 at all U.S. Chevelle assembly plants.


ED 68 396 Chevelle 325 L-35 4-Spd 4-Brl
 

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WOW. I was too slow on that one.
 

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I thought it was a 375hp based on the heads? Any chance of that or are the heads and block a mismatch? Is it a 2-bolt, 4-bolt or can't you tell by those numbers?
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ED code would be a 2 bolt main block.
375 hp heads would have rectangle intake ports.

Most of the 396 blocks and heads will say HI PERF - so that does not mean 375 hp.
 

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If it is a steel crank, it would probably be a 6223 casting.

It may have dimple rods. "Pink" rods are high performance small block rods, not big block. I guess it is possible that it is a converted 4 bolt main. But that ED code is the 325 hp version and should be only a 2 bolt main block, unless for some reason they ran out of two bolt blocks that day and had a use a 4 bolt in its place. That is highly unlikely though.
 
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