Bill Crowell
Well-Known Member
I did a forum search for this, but didn't find anything, so I thought I'd point out the link:
It seemed to me that the castings on that early BB were the same, or at least pretty similar, to those on my end-of-production 440.
The production code on the block of my late 440 is: 8T 440 E 1221
I know the 8T means 1978, and "E" means cast crank, but how do you interpret the date code of "1221"??
Thanks, everyone.
It seemed to me that the castings on that early BB were the same, or at least pretty similar, to those on my end-of-production 440.
The production code on the block of my late 440 is: 8T 440 E 1221
I know the 8T means 1978, and "E" means cast crank, but how do you interpret the date code of "1221"??
Thanks, everyone.
