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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Restoration => Topic started by: DAL777 on November 11, 2007, 03:20:42 PM
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I am rebuilding my SS and making it all stock. I have all of the original parts with correct numbers and dates. I have about 10 camaro books with nice color pics but none of them have a good pic of the engine. The assembly manual stinks in my opinion. I Google SS350 pics but nothing is original. (fan sticker, headers, etc.) I am looking for some pics of an original, correct, L-48 engine for reference. THANKS.
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Yeah I hope you find some. I would love some pictures of a 69 ss with 396/325
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What do you want to know? If you have all the original parts, the engine was basically all orange. :)
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I realize that.
I just wanted to see pictures of exactly what the engine compartment/engine looked like on an bone stock, original. Most of these books have pics of the 302 and big blocks.
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Yeah I hope you find some. I would love some pictures of a 69 ss with 396/325
Earl,
There are tons of big block images for reference all over the internet. The main differences between your L/35 ( non-SHP ) and the SHP ( L/78 )
396's are: dual vs. single fule lines, Rochester vs. Holley carb, cast iron vs. aluminum intake, and 4-blade vs. 7-blade fan. All else is the same as it
pertains to engine painting, component finishes, exhaust manifolds, bracketry finishes, etc.. One possible exception would be A/C, which was not
available on the SHP engines.
Sadly, many non-SHP 396 engines morphed into SHP engines during the late 1990's due to potential resale values - hence the reason for the lack of
non-SHP 396 variants.
Steve
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Here are some shots of my '69 L-48 orig. motor. Not a survivor, but I've been working on getting back all stock.
Billy
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A couple more -
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last one -
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Thanks Camaro Billy. Thats the kind of pics I was looking for. My car is an 11D ss/rs like yours. Your car looks good.
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I should have noted this is the set up for an auto trans car. A manual car would be different.
Billy
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I have manual pics if you need any.
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Yea, thanks.
Mine is automatic also. It has a/c too.
If I can figure out how to post a picture when I am finished I will and ya'll can tell me whats wrong with it.
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um here's a good one...
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I have collected some pictures of engines, but have to say that those from Camarobilly are pretty damn nice.
Anyway here are a few of L48's
http://www.69pace.com/2/1969engineL48.htm (http://www.69pace.com/2/1969engineL48.htm)
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Yeah I hope you find some. I would love some pictures of a 69 ss with 396/325
Here are some pictures of the L35:
http://www.69pace.com/2/1969engineL35.htm
(http://www.69pace.com/images/Paint/1969_69_cortezsilver/1969ss396_325_69000mile/4250_3.jpg)
(http://www.69pace.com/images/Paint/Engines/1969_396_325/1969_396_325_pace.JPG)
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Thanks, those are good pics.
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:D
69 350/300 TH350 LOS pace car.
Please forgive some of the details items I have missed & or/ restored incorrectly.
long term project.
Jim
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;D
Top view with my hood removed. I think this was 1998 or 1996.
Jim
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Those pics are kind of small to pick out the details. looks like you are missing a horn?
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Jonesy, you mentioned you had some L48 manual pics. I would sure like to see some.