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Would this t10 could of been built with these dates and made it to the assembly line in time to make it in my car?

I hope it's worth something... As much as I chucked for it. I found some 61 mid December dated heads I may be buying. My car was assembled last week of December so I the heads may be too late.

I was thinking that too. I remember some one saying a certain pattern of the hatch on top of the block tells you if it has been decked or not

I just got my block today. It's a standard bore 068 block. It's 61 dated. However it seems the block had been decked or no numbers were ever stamped on the front pad. I cleaned it with thinner to see if I could see evidence of it being grinded off.

I found a guy that has a j 61 dated 068 block and he also has a set of j dated 690 heads. Was it possible for the block and heads be cast and assembled in em same month? I ve seen in previous post that the block was made 3 to 5 months before the heads. Is this right or thrown together parts?

Here's they trans in question. Now that I know it's not the right one how much is it worth? [/URL

I have a question about the date of a t-10. If a t-10 has a build date of aug 61-sept would it be considered correct for use in a late 61 built 62 bubble top? Even though its a t-10 1b with cast iron case?? Case is stamped h-14-1, others parts are september dates on the trans.

Thanks! Knowledge is power!

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Im trying to figure out the build date of my car. First off its a 1962 bubbletop. The trim tag says its the build date is 12E. If Im right that translates to the last week of December. I looked at a 1962 calender and Monday was the 31st. SO could I have a 62 that was built in 1963? Or did they...

body is so so.. The drivers quarter was hit in the rear.

The sedans are pure projects that I overspent on. I will have to do some repairs to recoup the losses.

Yes I bought it. It has tinted glass and power steering,power brakes and posi. The cars in the background is another 62 bubbletop shell. It has just a roof, firewall, and a section of the wheelhouse. Not floors or rockers. V8 vin though. The other blue one is a 2dr sedan I'm selling.

I was wondering about this 62 bubbletop I just picked up. I always thought belair were stripped down bare basic cars. This drew a red flag before I went to buy it. It looks authentic and so does the trim tag.