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In Camaro world, where do the CE REPLACENT engines fall? I thought CE stood for "Crate Engine". Turns out it stands for "Counter exchange" (exchanged at dealership and block stamped CE) the car I'm looking at is not a driver, but an investment so I'm concerned about re-selling if the CE are getting a bad rap. (it's a Z-28, 302) thank you!!
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It actually stands for Cheverolet Engine.
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Alan... are you sure. bet you a beer.
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alan is correct
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ok, but its not gonna be one of them fancy import beers... supposing you guys are right, this guy is selling a very expensive car and doesn't know what the stamp on the block stands for.... I'm not totally surprised though, lots of incorrect info out there in Camaro-world.
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Alan is correct. Here are additional links on the topic.
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=123636 http://www.camaros.org/engine.shtml#ReplacementEngines
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Beer's on me (of course, it usually is).
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Look..
I've said this many time's.. If a car doesn't have it's ORIGINAL engine in it, it ain't an original car! But only one w/ another engine in it that happen's to be a CE engine unless you have documented paperwork from way back then that say's GM replaced the ORIGINAL engine under warantee! I think it's a TAD LATE for warantee paperwork to show up, MYSELF!!! If the car is a documented Z-28 w/ a documented CE 302 in it, then it is a Z-28 w/ paperwork to prove what it is. And anything else in my book is a CLONE and should be ADVERTISED as such or it MAY be considered FRAUD in a Courtroom. pdq67 PS., I agonized over this same deal w/ replacing my long gone 350SS engine. I can get a correct dated, numbers re-stamped block, but it still WILL NOT be my engine to me so I went 496 instead! And I have my old, ready to run, 406 on a stand and I am gathering pieces to make another junk301 so go figure! |
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