6T5RUSH

Folks, it does not pay to get old. My neighbor's uncle is a retired engineer from GM. Over the years he's been collecting parts to build up a 350 small block. Unfortunately he is in poor health, to the extent that he & his wife are moving to be closer to their son in Vermont.

He wants the motor and parts to go to an "old timer gearhead"...that's me .

Which brings me to 1 of 2 camshafts that needs id'g. Written on the box is: Camshaft Machine #115804. I'm not in his garage (he's on the other side of town). Thought posting here might jog someone's archived old catalogue, cross referencing to, perhaps to a GM part #.

The block he's got has this casting #3970010. Mortec says it could be a 302, 327 or 350. My neighbor's uncle says it's a 350 out of a '77 NOMAD and has 4 bolt mains. We'll be pulling it apart to verify (dropping the pan).

So, what say you on that camshaft.

Thanks guys.

Jim
In God We Trust!

Nowhere Man

why not call CamShaft Machine

717 Woodworth Rd, Jackson, MI 49202
(517) 787-2040

6T5RUSH

Hi Keith,

I did just that. Spoke with a Sharon who called me back to confirm this is the solid lifter cam for the 365 HP motors offered in '64 and '65.

Specs are:

Cam lift I/E: .323

Valve lift I/E: .485

Duration at .050: 254

Advanced duration: 314

SAE duration: 245

Base circle diameter: 1.230

LSA: 114

GM3849346

Thanks Keith.

Jim
In God We Trust!

Nowhere Man

I never heard of that company. Just for fun I googled the info you posted. That name and address was the first hit