Flame Arrestor
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Flame Arrestor
I have a flame arrestor that came off my '67 tri-power which I believe is original. However, it has the name Fischer Corp Pat. No. 38287094 on it but no GM. I also have the pcv hose clip with no markings on it. Are these original? I plan on offering them for sale here so it anyone can give me an approx value I'd appreciate. Both are in excellent shape.
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I have a flame arrestor that came off my '67 tri-power which I believe is original. However, it has the name Fischer Corp Pat. No. 38287094 on it but no GM. I also have the pcv hose clip with no markings on it. Are these original? I plan on offering them for sale here so it anyone can give me an approx value I'd appreciate. Both are in excellent shape.
Jud --- I have the same as you describe on the arrestor (stamped both sides), NOS, in GM blue/white/black box, part # (on box) 3857476, Gr 1.745.
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The repro flame arrestor sells for about $30, and I don't believe it has the original markings. Based on that, it should to be worth more than the repro. Could it be worth twice as much, I don't know, it depends on had bad someone wants or needs it.
By the way, besides the 67 400 & 435, that flame arrestor is also used on 64-65 fuelies.
By the way, besides the 67 400 & 435, that flame arrestor is also used on 64-65 fuelies.