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Engine code oddities


Love these discussions.

A recent one on this forum got me wondering. It's probably a silly question, but if CPs have Chev engines, should they have Pontiac or Chev decals on them? Mine has Pontiac, but I've often wondered if it's the original motor.

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The car came with a certificate from the local vehicle licensing agency for a "surrogate" engine number of V070818R, which I can see. The original number was 10829K1118. I haven't been able to decode either number. I thought the engine code sleuths on this site might be interested.

The other question for automotive innocents like me is, why does an engine need a surrogate number?



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67 Parisienne H/T, assembled by GM-Holden (sold)



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Looks like you got it right. Should have Pontiac decals. Most make the mistake of putting chevy decals on.



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Hi Bigholden, Budgie from Shepparton, Vic. Your 327 looks just like the one in my new '65 Parisienne convertible. Waiting for search to see if it's the original motor.

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Hi Budgie, and welcome from Sydney. Let us know the results.

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Cool avatar Rohan!

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'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.

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