Re: 400 or 440

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In a message dated 4/9/2004 2:31:23 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
chymar01@xxxxxxx writes:

> no such thing as a 'cold weather' block. not all 230 blocks have the thick 
> webs, only the early ones.
> 


  I used to think the same thing but it turns out that there was such a 
thing. It took some digging but Chrysler did make 400 cold weather blocks. They 
have extra web thickness and reinforcing on the side casting. If you can find one 
they are really really strong, but very rare. They were used for the cold 
climates of Minn, and the like.  They do exist I have seen pics of them. 

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