ok guys, can't find anything on those numbers on google.

they are printed on a flat plate on the passenger side of the front (where the oil filler is) of the engine.

this is really throwing me off here? i'm think it's a 70-80 model oldsmobile truck engine if any of that helps?

let me know if anyone has any thoughts on it

 

Hey guys i figured it out!

It's a 350 engine from a 73 74 or 77 corvette

now on to taking it out and rebuilding it! haha Thanks for all your help ill post pics of the progress.

v0122clc is the engine ident code if anyone else is wondering

Engine ID Code Example: V0101CLJ - (V = Plant, 01 = Month, 01 = Day, CLJ = Engine Suffix Code)
Another example: T0830CTY - (T = Tonawanda, 08 = August, 30 = 30th day, CTY = 1970 396 Camaro, 375 hp, 11.0:1, TH400)

Code Engine Plant Code Engine Plant
F Flint (Motor) S Saginaw Service
H Hydramatic T Tonawanda
K St. Catherines, Ontario V Flint (Engine)
(McKinnon Industries Canada)
M GM of Mexico


so this engine was in a corvette from "flint (engine)" and was manufactured on january 22nd of one of those 3 years, when i get the year and the car it's from ill let you guys know.

 

Since this is a Camaro site we need to keep this accurate. In 67 RS did not have 15" rims. Only the Z28 had 15 inch rims. Also the Z28 did not had any badges.

 

"powerglide transmission (th400?)"

Powerglide is a 2 speed automatic. It was concidered the base automatic. The th400 was only in the L35 Big Block

 

Way to go Gorn. Cant be sloppy if you really love these cars.