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Old 14-03-20, 16:26
Paul Singleton Paul Singleton is offline
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I found this reference this morning, unfortunately the link is dead to the source. The post was from 2007.

The casting number 839253 appears to be a Canadian 1940-1945 Block (info I have from David Hayward). I have a unique Canadian only casting # on my 1938 216. Apparently GM Canada had 2 engine plants. The one in Oshawa produced casting numbers the same as the US. The one in the Windsor area (Walkerton maybe?) used a different casting number.
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