'67 Camaro Parts Wanted

**Zedder** · #1 10-15-2006, 04:59 AM

Updated list for my project car. Car is dated 07B and would like parts in that time frame, however since the car is going to be a driver, I will consider other dates if priced attractively.

AM radio
3910 Carb
1100693 alternator
Rear alternator bracket for a '67/'68 Z-28
5460346 "WT" Master Cylinder
DF Wheels - '67 or '68 dates only please. Will also consider YS and DC wheels.
Small block exhaust manifolds 3892679 and 3840912
Mint trunk lid
822 or 6764 steel crank - just found out that mine is toast
Standard '67 and earlier small block rods

Thanks in advance

**Zedder** · #2 10-15-2006, 08:19 AM

Sorry forgot a few parts:

hood springs
hood latch - male part that attaches to hood
fan shroud mounting plate that attaches to rad support
fender braces that mount on fenders and rad support (yes, my car got the full '70's underhood chrome treatment

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I have a really nice GM cowl hood if anyone needs one to trade only for any of this stuff - pick-up only on the hood

Thanks

**scuncio** · #3 10-15-2006, 08:24 AM

Are '67 327 rods the same? I have a bunch with pistons. Let me know if you're interested.

**Zedder** · #4 10-15-2006, 06:53 PM

Yes Tony, if they are the stock '67 327 small journal 2 inch rods with 11/32 bolts then they are the same. I don't need the pistons obviously, but could use a nice set of rods if you want to part with them. Please let me know if you do and how much you want for them. Thanks

69RSZ · #5 10-15-2006, 10:55 PM

Mark,what is a 3910 carb worth today?

I might put one on mine but I think the price might be outta reach for one.

**Zedder** · #6 10-15-2006, 10:58 PM

Ron, I see them restored from $750 to $950. Hey, you gonna put a tank crank in your car

**scuncio** · #7 10-15-2006, 11:00 PM

Mark, I'll PM you.

69RSZ · #8 10-15-2006, 11:02 PM

no I have found another,correct crank.

69RSZ · #9 10-15-2006, 11:05 PM

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Ron, I see them restored from $750 to $950. Hey, you gonna put a tank crank in your car

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send me that link so I can read that listing again,he said after I emailed him that it was a tank crank.

**Zedder** · #10 10-15-2006, 11:09 PM

Thanks Tony

Don't need the rods anymore guys, Tony helped me out.

Ron, I'm the one who told him that the application he had was from a military application. I found the number on the Moretec site. I don't have the auction bookmarked, but do a search under 283 crank and it comes up.

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