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    From another forum:
    C7ME-A Blocks can be a car 428 or 390/360. Easy way to tell is to pull out a plug (#1 would be the easiest to do). Use a long rod and measure the stroke. If it is close to 4" then you got a 410 or a 428. If it is 3 3/4" then its a 390. If it is 3 1/2"...... Well it could be a 360
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    Jack thanks it will come out and be torn down . I read a site where they claimed it the 330 or 428 also so maybe that means it could be bored out > heavier block maybe ??

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