396 1969 Chevelle Motor W Matching Numbers on 2040-parts.com
Palm Harbor, Florida, United States
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Engine block April 7, 1969 # 3955272, Engine heads April 9, 1969 # 39131063 from a 69 Chevelle, four speed, JA code, 325 hp. Very good candidate for rebuild. Lots of material on the heads, bolt holes look good. Shipping is FOB Palm Harbor, FL. We will crate and wrap it for you ready for common carrier pickup.
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