69 Z28 oil pan, repop?

[WaltZ]

does anyone make a reproduction 69z28 oil pan with oe style rails and baffles.
thanks in advance,
Walt

[BillOhio]

I have a new gm one that was supposed to be for a 302 several years ago.  I will have to look but not sure the dipstick is on the same side

[MO]

I doubt there is a reproduction oil pan that is identical to the original. Even GM replacements are not identical.

[Stingr69]

Bob Harris supposedly has the tooling to make the GM replacements.  Camaro Specialties in East Aurora NY.   You might look there.

[BillOhio]

the part number on my gm pan is 00360450.  I did see some pictures online but not sure if they still have them.  I might have bought this 6 or 7 years ago

[68camaroz28]

I doubt there is a reproduction oil pan that is identical to the original. Even GM replacements are not identical.

Agree, I had a GM NOS service replacement purchased in 1979 and it was much different from original. Here u can see som differences.

https://www.camaros.net/threads/time-for-another-68-z-28-to-be-restored.182584/page-21#post-1654981

[MO]

I doubt there is a reproduction oil pan that is identical to the original. Even GM replacements are not identical.

Agree, I had a GM NOS service replacement purchased in 1979 and it was much different from original. Here u can see som differences.

https://www.camaros.net/threads/time-for-another-68-z-28-to-be-restored.182584/page-21#post-1654981

Great example.

[mgreenz]

This listing states that the seller can add windage tray rails to their service replacement oil pan.
1968 - 1974 Camaro , Chevelle, Nova Reproduction of Original (Z/28 Pans Also) | eBay


If the regular production '69 Camaro small block oil pan is externally the same as the Z/28 pan could you not remove the baffle and install windage tray rails?
I understand that sheet metal work, welding, templates and patterns would be required but it seems like a doable project if the information was available.


The production '67 pans appear to be externally the same as the '67 Z-28 pans so this is what I intend to do for my '67 302 build. So far I've collected a couple of 3-step production pans and removed the baffle from one of them although the project is now waiting for me to develop metalwork/welding skills. I'd also like to obtain more detailed information on the rails to add to the photos I've saved. From the photos I've got, it appears that the '67-'69 windage tray rails (scrappers?) are very similar.

[Stingr69]

$275 to tack weld 2 strips of steel??? On top of the $200 for the pan???  I would take a swing at it with my MIG welder on a standard GM pan before paying that much.  Click the link below for a picture. 


Original? no, but functional, yes.


https://momcp.com/product/1969-72-camaro-z28-302-350-nos-gm-small-block-chevy-oil-pan/