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#68640 11/15/2006 2:43 AM
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I am wondering if someone can help me locate an intake manifold for my 283 '66.
I am looking for a 4 bbl intake from any years.
Are there some swap meets coming in the midwest or other resources whom I can contact for this?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Gary


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#68641 11/15/2006 4:15 AM
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'Bolter
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Are you looking for something in particular, like one with the oil fill in the intake? If you want just a standard cast iron intake, they're a dime a dozen. Even cast aluminum one's are plentiful. Go to an old shop and ask the techs if they will sell you one, especially older guys from GM dealerships.
Good luck,
Scott


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#68642 11/18/2006 12:26 AM
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Salvage yards & pull your own parts yards are a good source. It depends on what carb you are going to use. I like the ones on the Chevy v-8s from the early 80,s to mid 80,s. They are aluminum & work great with a Q-jet carb. The Edelbrock Performer is a good buy if you want a new one.


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#68643 11/23/2006 4:12 AM
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Have one I pulled off a 63 327 with the oil fill tube. Give me $5 to pack it and pay shipping (ouch) and it's yours. Comes with vent cap, chrome filler neck, straight water neck and thermostat. Also have one I pulled from a 72 350 truck motor I'll make the same deal on. Shipping will be high on an old iron intake. Any stovebolters in the Phoenix area can stop by and pick up for free.


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