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Where to find a black oil fill tube

Started by my124677n, February 03, 2014, 05:16:48 PM

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MyRed67

Quote from: 1968RSZ28 on February 07, 2014, 05:20:24 PM
Quote from: MyRed67 on February 06, 2014, 10:16:32 PM
I think that Intake could possibly be an L79 Intake, and for certain applications would have had that Oil Fill tube.
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Nope, it's definitely a Winters' 1967-68 Z/28 intake manifold (casting number 3917610).

Paul
Paul, I have a #3917610 on my car, and I have seen #3890490 (L79) Intakes are both Winters Foundry.  There are other differences, in other areas both are very similar in this area.  I am wondering with the quality and size of these pics. how you can be so sure?  I'm not saying your wrong, just wondering.  I don't see anything that definite.
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Mike C.    NW - Illinois

1968RSZ28

Quote from: MyRed67 on February 07, 2014, 06:54:40 PM
Paul, I have a #3917610 on my car, and I have seen #3890490 (L79) Intakes are both Winters Foundry.  There are other differences, in other areas both are very similar in this area.  I am wondering with the quality and size of these pics. how you can be so sure?  I'm not saying your wrong, just wondering.  I don't see anything that definite.

Mike, I have the above (and now below) pictured manifold in my garage.  I pulled this one off a wrecking yard '68 Z/28 back in 1982, I just didn't know why someone changed the oil fill tube.

Paul

P.S.  I apologize for the lousy iPhone photo.

MyRed67

No harm Paul!  As I stated, I could not see anything that definite from the other 2 pics.
1967 Camaro  LOS  11A
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Mike C.    NW - Illinois

67 RS Ragtop

My early production '67 (L30) has no step in the tube  (other than the portion that goes into the intake manifold), and no tab for the return spring. Sorry I am not near the vehicle for pics. Hope this helps.