1969 427 390 HP guys, need a pic of a correct air cleaner please.
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Racer
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1969 427 390 HP guys, need a pic of a correct air cleaner please.
My car came with a black dual snorkle air cleaner and from what I have researched, this is for later years. I believe mine should be a black base with open element and chrome lid. Just trying to be sure before I take the next step.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Hi,
Very nice/serious looking engine compartment sixty-two!!!!
Regards,
Alan
Very nice/serious looking engine compartment sixty-two!!!!
Regards,
Alan
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Racer
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Agree, very nice! Here is a pic of mine as we get ready to install the engine in a couple of weeks. My buddy Carl has done an excellent job. More info on this in the "what did you do to your C3 today" thread.
Last edited by Bart K; 07-20-2017 at 05:26 PM.
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Melting Slicks
If you are trying for the totally correct look, you will have to determine if you have an early build or late build style silk screening under the chrome lid. The early cars had the straight line printing and the later style had the curved type instructions.
Not exactly sure when the change occurred but it was sometime close to March 1969.
Not exactly sure when the change occurred but it was sometime close to March 1969.
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If you are trying for the totally correct look, you will have to determine if you have an early build or late build style silk screening under the chrome lid. The early cars had the straight line printing and the later style had the curved type instructions.
Not exactly sure when the change occurred but it was sometime close to March 1969.
Not exactly sure when the change occurred but it was sometime close to March 1969.
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Melting Slicks
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If you are trying for the totally correct look, you will have to determine if you have an early build or late build style silk screening under the chrome lid. The early cars had the straight line printing and the later style had the curved type instructions.
Not exactly sure when the change occurred but it was sometime close to March 1969.
Not exactly sure when the change occurred but it was sometime close to March 1969.
Hi Ed,
You mean straight like this? My April 7th car came with this lid. I borrowed it to somebody for flight judging and the NCRS guys at the regional got all excited over it. Also a photo of the original base and flame arrestor/hose/fitting.
Dennis
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Melting Slicks
Yours is in great shape!
I have an original one in my Jan car but the printing is very faint. I'm pretty sure my Feb car has a repro.
I don't know when they changed, I thought March but it must be later and I'm sure the date is not a hard date as they most like used whatever cover they had in front of them and didnt exactly worry about rotating stock on an item like this.
Great pic,
Ed
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