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Originally Posted by Bored&Stroked
My guess is that it is a 34 - but could also be a later 33 engine. Something to ponder is the over all condition of the crankshaft, main bearings and babbitt.
If the babbitt is currently good (along with the crank journals), then you probably don't want to hot-tank it. They can pressure wash it instead and preserve the babbit bearings. Also, that intake is the one you'll want to use - and run a Stromberg 48 or 97 . . . MUCH better setup than the old single barrel Detroit Lubricator. Good luck with your project!
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Good to know! Thanks for your input!