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Old 02-05-2016, 11:28 AM   #9
MARKDTN
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Re: Hi! New guy, old truck.

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Originally Posted by special-K View Post
Welcome to the site! Very nice C/30. Did first year 307s have fill tube in manifold, like 327...and 283 did? Things could be changed around, but your best bet is get the number that is stamped in front of the head, on the block, facing up, under the alternator.

So, that's not your neighborhood. That's where you bought it, right?
At least passenger '68 307 had filler in the manifold. Pretty sure trucks did too.
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