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Original 467 distributor

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Yes, the trim tag is beat up, but I'm more curious as to what this is (see arrow)!!

Ed

Being the transmission is out of the car, I think they took off the speedometer gear housing and left it on the speedometer cable and hung it complete on the wiper motor?

My car is on your list, you can update my car,  steering arms #3902519 / 20    04D   never2manycamaro's

Mine is a Norwood car too

04C Z28  8C22
04D L78  8A9
04D L78  8D18
05A L78  8D30

04D L78 8A9

Do you know if yours was original to the car?

I have a 04D 68 Z/28 with 8A9 and thought it might be too early for my car? Maybe not?

Check his other auctions. He actually has  a bunch of nice blocks. A 68 MO block, stamp looks funny?? But hey they come with free shipping

Looks like it has later cylinder head with threaded bolt provision on end of head pictured

Google is your friend enter the vin number, there is more info on there

OK Thanks guys

1967 - 1969 Camaro Original Harrison 23" 4 Row Core 396 BB Radiator w/Automatic https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F292908731786

I have the same pictured radiator that is in the listing in my stash of parts. His listing says  Left end tank code is "IL" and right end tank code is "UZ"  But pictured is ON tank like I have. Mine has a "M" date could this be a Firebird radiator??

Been a little busy with other things going on. Motor built If I remember correctly April 15th, but sorry didn't have original distributor in it. I had original 467 distributors with dates 8A5 8A10 and now I have 8B8 which is closer to my 04D build date. Now it looks like I guess all those dates would be OK for my car??

It is pretty simple to hook up the gauges if the factory wiring did not work.

You are forgetting that it's a printed circuit board. It's doable, but not sure the cluster connectors are the same and it would require some wiring thought to get the pins right. Might be easier to put in a Firebird harness.

That's what I was thinking, because the Camaro gauges were on the console, not the dash. Then I would have to buy 2 new harnesses? I know it could be done.  I think I will just leave it stock, all Chevy

I have a 68 Firebird gauge cluster and always wonder if I could install them in my 67 Camaro. They don't have a mechanical oil pressure like a Camaro, and all the gauges are in the speedometer cluster itself, not like a Camaro where they are on the console. They are all electric