IML: 413 ID

["Pete Engel" <peter.engel@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, the "P" indicates a 1960 model year engine and the "41" is simply an
abbreviation of 413.

The "1-28" indicates a January 28th (1960) engine assembly date.

The engine could have out of a Chrysler or an Imperial since the 413 was
available in both.

If the engine is out of an Imperial and it has the original carb it will be
a Carter AFB #2927S.  That number is stamped into the front right mounting
flange.

A Chrysler 413 carb would be AFB #2903S if my book is correct.

If you happen to have a 300F engine, well, then you can probably retire
early.

Pete in PA


From: SALVAGE04@xxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 08:46:41 EDT
Subject: IML: found more numbers on 413 engine
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i removed the intake cover and found-----   P 41    1-28
 
   CAN  ANYONE IDENTIFY THIS ENGINE
 
 THANKS SMITTY




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