Tips on how do I find my original 340 block?

[vocals]

Can anyone help find or give me some pointers on how to find my original block?

It's a 340 block. VIN #409210. I think the car used to be owned by a guy named Doug Fletcher in Kelowna, BC, Canada who has since passed away (only months ago). It was then bought by a guy named Mo (in Surrey, BC where I am as well), who I bought it from. I believe the car was originally B3. It's now B5. Any ideas?? Trying to track down Doug Fletcher's family is already super tough.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

 

[Dartswinger70]

That Blue paint is nice man...

 

[Professor Fate]

Start by posting your numbers in the "Mopar Lost & Found" section on this site, as well as the FBBO, FEBO, and FFMJBO sister sites. Other Mopar-centric sites may have similar sections.
You could also try places like Hemmings.com.

 

[vocals]

Start by posting your numbers in the "Mopar Lost & Found" section on this site. Other Mopar-centric sites may have similar sections.
You could also try places like Hemmings.com.

Okay sounds good, thanks!

 

[Professor Fate]

Honestly, winning the Lotto probably has better odds, so keep your mind open to a reasonably date-correct warranty block too. Sadly, lots of things could have happened to the original in the past sixty years.
Best of luck to you, though!
(Beautiful car, by the way!)

 

[PROSTOCKTOM]

Offering a ridiculous amount of money usually causes things to come out of the woodwork.

Tom

 

[Dartnut]

Beautiful car!
The only help I have is to find out all of the car's owners since new and try to contact them.
If the engine was replaced under warranty when almost new, then there is a good chance that it is long gone...

 

[1966Post]

Time machine

 

[pauly]

If you have faith, prayer is a very powerful tool.

 

[vocals]

Beautiful car!
The only help I have is to find out all of the car's owners since new and try to contact them.
If the engine was replaced under warranty when almost new, then there is a good chance that it is long gone...

thanks. I'm trying.

 

[vocals]

That Blue paint is nice man...

Thanks. It's actually an updated version of B5. It's from a 2018 Challenger. Much deeper with more metallic. It's unreal!