1963 Pontiac 421 Service Replacement Block Crank Nos / Unused Super Duty on 2040-parts.com
Utica, Michigan, United States
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Rare 1963 Pontiac 421 Service Replacement block in NOS / unused condition. Block casting shows 544988 consistent with 1963, and a cast date of B154, which would reference a February 15, 1964 casting date. Block is stamped SR83093 denoting a Service Replacement. Bores measure between 4.080 and 4.096, measured both front/ back and left/right (see pic). Cylinders appear unbored with normal cast finish. Standard bore for 421 is 4.093, so this should clean up very easily with .030.
Armasteel crank 9770488 in great condition as seen in pics. Caps and bolts from separate block included, surface oxidation only which should clean up easily. Align bore will be required during assembly. Block is an extremely rare find and will allow for a true 'numbers matching' detail for a Super Duty clone or accurate restoration. Shipping will be via freight to your loading dock. Thanks for looking and be sure to ask any questions you have. |
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