Wanted 1968 SBC engine 350 casting#3914678

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

#11

12-16-2012, 02:05 PM

Veronica

Newbie

Thread Starter

Join Date: Oct 2012

Posts: 5

3914678

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nightmare2012

I didn't see this thread until just recently. Are you still looking for a block? I live on the Northern Oregon coast and I do have a 3914678 block, shoot me a message and I will respond with some pictures once I can get back to my storage unit. It's a factory refurbished block and still retains the 4" bore, and has the correct 350 crankshaft, cam and timing gears / chain attached. Let me know if you're interested.

Thank you for responding. I was lucky enough to finally pick one up and a crank this weekend in Canby Oregon

whoop whoop!!

#12

04-13-2016, 10:40 PM

A.sweetman

Newbie

Join Date: Apr 2016

Posts: 2

Quote:

Originally Posted by Veronica

I'm looking for a chevy 350 engine bare block, short block or complete with the casting # 3914678. The engine must be rebuildable.

I live in Oklahoma I have this motor in my garage my husband was rebuilding it but recently passed away if interested please email me at a.sweetman2015@gmail.com

#13

06-12-2023, 07:19 AM

rodlane

Newbie

Join Date: Jun 2023

Posts: 1

3914678

Quote:

Originally Posted by Veronica

I'm looking for a chevy 350 engine bare block, short block or complete with the casting # 3914678. The engine must be rebuildable.

I have a #3914678. I was told it is from a 68 Camaro or Corvette. Not sure if its a 302-350-327. It is in my 1965 Chevelle and the motor runs like a dream.. I was told it was a 327 at time of purchase. I am not looking to sell it but certainly, if it helps someone match up a block to a tranny and vehicle, I'd be willing to discuss.

#14

06-12-2023, 07:31 AM

Gorn

Fourth Generation Moderator
October 2009 ROTM

ROTM Winner's Club

iTrader: (1)

Join Date: Nov 2007

Location: Eastern PA,

Posts: 10,462

This must be a google search thing. Looks like the original post asking for a motor was in 2012, the original poster found an engine, then it was woke up in 2016 now again. Wonder how many decades this will last. I see why other sites lock threads.