67 350hp sitting for 32years
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67 350hp sitting for 32years
Just thought I would share this because it's kinda cool. A friend of a friend inherited a 67 350HP car from his brother in law this year after his death. I was contacted because I'm into 67 corvettes, he asked me if I was interested in going through it and getting it road worthy. I told him great timing my lift is empty and have no winter projects! It's a real 350 car and the original engine, trans and rear end are there. My buddy and I saw the build sheet on the tank and will be removing it this weekend. I'll keep you posted. KC
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Nice gesture on your part and sounds like a fun project!
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Judging by the engine shot it doesn’t look like it was stored in a dry place. Looks like a fun project
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Cool Ride Indeed
I see a siren, could that be a Shriners car? In any event a great a inheratince and will be a fun winter project.
Earl.
Earl.
Last edited by bigearl56; 11-06-2017 at 07:23 PM.
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Should and will be a VERY fun project. My 66’ 350 was and still is. PLEASE keep us all posted on your progress.
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I see white overspray on the front bumper bracket. Was this car always white?
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What a great car!!! White / red guts. What color is the soft top? Black? I thought the alarm was a OOGHA horn LOl.
Thanks for the pics, will love to follow the rebuild, Keep us posted
Thanks for the pics, will love to follow the rebuild, Keep us posted
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Very cool indeed. I'll be looking forward to your posts.
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Looks like a real deal with period bubba fixes
The gas line rubber hose to the metal fitting is what we all did 40 years ago...If you took off the metal line to the Holley too often, it would leak, so we all cut it at about 3 inches and put on the rubber hose from the pump.
It was just the way it was done then, I finally replaced the rubber hose in 2009 when I restored the car again....3 rd time.....
Jack
It was just the way it was done then, I finally replaced the rubber hose in 2009 when I restored the car again....3 rd time.....
Jack
Last edited by Jackfit; 11-07-2017 at 10:18 AM.
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