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Old 13-01-23, 05:39
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And This:

1940 passenger car engines that were assembled in Flint carried 7 digit numbers. Tonawanda assembled engines used a 6 digit numbering system preceeded by the letter B.

The range of serial numbers for a 1940 engine are as follows:

Flint: 2697268 - 3665902

Tonawanda: B105462 - B221935


1940 engines bearing the prefix BR or just a single R were destined for right drive country production.



Canadian production figures are within this group. Obviously duplicating US numbers but hopefully differentiated by vehicle application prefix.
Walkerville, Ontario aka Windsor: 1997877 … 3556862 or 3557935

My engine falls in the Tonawanda 6 digit group for 1940??

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