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Is this a 2.7 or 3.0 engine?

A seller is stating the engine in his car is a 2.7 but the red shroud and CIS makes me think it's a 3.0. Seller doesn't seem to know much about his car and I really just want the engine out of it anyway. Thanks!

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The 2.7 in my 1975 had cis and a red shroud. We need the engine number.
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That gold tag more than likely tells but the only surefire way is the engine number.
Something looks odd. Plastic fuel lines would indicate 78/79 but the intake runners look like small diameter.
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Look at the engine number. It is on the right side of the fan housing.

Failing that look at the direction that the rotor turns when you crank it over.
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That gold tag more than likely tells but the only surefire way is the engine number.
Something looks odd. Plastic fuel lines would indicate 78/79 but the intake runners look like small diameter.
my 2.7 also had plastic fuel lines.
I don't remember what year the fuel dist changed

engine number
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Big or small distributor cap? Hard to tell in that pic.
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my 2.7 also had plastic fuel lines.
I don't remember what year the fuel dist changed

engine number
I think change over was between 79-80

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