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fourspeedwagon · 07-09-2011, 06:55 PM

Correct- The engine is not original (newer vintage 350), I'm just always curious about what they had in their past. Not a huge thing, I just like the history.

I've been searching for a list of options available in that year, maybe that would help rule out what the upgrades are and what the base would've been. I'm guessing that either 327 or 307 would've been the base with maybe a 350 as the extra cost engine. Not as easy as decoding the Chevelles, etc. that I'm used to..

Also correct- Side markers have been shaved.

07-09-2011, 06:55 PM	#14
fourspeedwagon Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Yakima Valley, Washington Posts: 575	Re: Finally got one (another one that is) Correct- The engine is not original (newer vintage 350), I'm just always curious about what they had in their past. Not a huge thing, I just like the history. I've been searching for a list of options available in that year, maybe that would help rule out what the upgrades are and what the base would've been. I'm guessing that either 327 or 307 would've been the base with maybe a 350 as the extra cost engine. Not as easy as decoding the Chevelles, etc. that I'm used to.. Also correct- Side markers have been shaved.