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westcott cobra 04-10-2009 10:22 AM

Need help to identify FE Block ID !!
 
Hi all,
a friend of mine here in Germany bought Kirkham #238.

To get the car on the road we have to fulfill German TÜV approval. For the necessary paperwork we need to know what kind of engine it has. What we need is a mid 60s ID. What we found on the block is CSX1 10.

Is there any chance to identify this block as a 60s block?? I know its new....;) maybe it is the same as with the genesis and pond block with a "period correct" engine code...

I could not find anything about this number, who can help out??

I sent parallel to this post a mail to Keith Craft asking the same things.

Thanks,
Westcott:cool:

Here is the original advertising:

Contact : Thorsten Wohlstrom
Phone :
Make/Model : Kirkham Cobra 427
Color : Black and Red
Year : 2004
Mileage : 6400
Vehicle Price :
Vehicle City : Killingworth
Vehicle County : Middlesex
Vehicle State : CT
Additional information : Kirkham #238 2004/1965 427SC Aluminum body and tubular frame built in former Mig aircraft factory in Poland, billet aluminum suspension, aluminum differential, Wilwood 4 piston calipers and vented rotors, 6 pin, pin drives and knock-offs w/ PS Engineering Halibrand rims, Penski coil overs, Fuel safe 42 gallon fuel cell, Safecraft Halon onboard fire suppression, 335/35/17 Michelin Pilot Sport rear tires 275/40/17 MPS front tires. Engine, aluminum 427 side oiler w/ Scat billet stroker crank for 496 cubic inches, Jessel roller rockers, Crower roller lifters and push rods, Cam Motion custom grind cam, custom billet rods and pistons, Edlebrock aluminum heads with stainless valves and Keith Craft stage lll 5 axis CNC head work. Assembled by Keith Craft Racing, Dynoed at 680 ft lbs of torque @ 4600rpm and 717 hp @ 6500rpm. Tremec TKO600 5 speed transmission. All stainless steel braided lines w/ AN fittings. Engine pre-oiler. TWM 4 two barrel throttle bodies with Bosch electronic fuel injectors. Aeromotive fuel pump and filters. F.A.S.T. CPU. MSD ignition and crank trigger. Black w/ Ferrari red stripe w/ clear coat. Black leather interior w/ black Wilton wool carpets. Car weighs 2150 lbs empty. Runs well on 93 octane. Very, very fast, but very dependable. Today’s technology with 1965 looks, the best of both worlds. Full financing available. Vehicle is located in CT. ID# 8227

mrmustang 04-10-2009 10:33 AM

The seller is a member here, if anyone would know, he would. I'll clue him in to this thread and hopefully he can assist you and your friend.



Bill S.

computerworks 04-10-2009 10:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by westcott cobra (Post 938818)
Hi all,
. For the necessary paperwork we need to know what kind of engine it has. ... What we found on the block is CSX1 10.

...aluminum 427 side oiler w/ Scat billet stroker crank for 496 cubic inches,

CSX number on alum 427 should pin it down as a modern Carroll Shelby Enterprises block

undy 04-10-2009 11:05 AM

If it's Keith motor and it's an aluminum block as said in the description then it's probably a Shelby block which is a brand new "re-pop" block. Definately not a "60s" block..

xlr8or 04-10-2009 12:09 PM

Does the shebly block not have a C5ME casting number on it like the Genesis does?

FFR428 04-10-2009 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlr8or (Post 938850)
Does the shebly block not have a C5ME casting number on it like the Genesis does?

Genesis has a C5AE-H casting number.

LMH 08-21-2010 03:11 PM

Hey Westcott
Just curious if everything worked out with 238. I know about the accident during registration. Has every thing been set straight?
Larry

westcott cobra 08-22-2010 11:12 AM

Larry,

no further news till now.
It is still not registrated.

Westcott:cool:

LMH 08-24-2010 12:20 AM

Wow!
I know the previous owner well and in fact, was talking to him today about the car. Wish I had seen the thread when it was originally posted!
The block is Shelby, though that's probably old news by now. Last I heard, the German government was supposed to paying for the repair. Let your friend know if he needs any other info to let me know and I'll see what I can do.
Larry


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