Re: poly timing mark

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Sean, you got me curious so I went out and checked my 63 poly which is
setting on an engine stand getting ready for a stroker rebuild. Results:
no visible timing mark,surface rust must be hiding it like yours. I would
take a hack saw and cut me a slightly deeper groove to ensure proper
timimg later on. Hope this helps.
Nico Over
Va. Beach, Va.
2 64 Sport Fury 

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