Stock 67 442 engine compartments
Stock 67 442 engine compartments
Hi Guys,
Doing a Big block conversion on my Cutlass and going for the stock look.
Can any of you post close up pics of stock 67 442 engine compartments ?
I know the air cleaners came chrome either open element or chrome snorkel closed.
Did any 67 442's come with chrome valve covers ?
Was there any aluminum intake option ?
Who makes the closest to correct Bronze paint ?
Thanks,
Matt
Doing a Big block conversion on my Cutlass and going for the stock look.
Can any of you post close up pics of stock 67 442 engine compartments ?
I know the air cleaners came chrome either open element or chrome snorkel closed.
Did any 67 442's come with chrome valve covers ?
Was there any aluminum intake option ?
Who makes the closest to correct Bronze paint ?
Thanks,
Matt
W30 only
No.
Squirell, check this thread out it"ll help you make a decision. I used the Rustoleum Aged Copper.
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...ock-color.html
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...ock-color.html
Squirell, check this thread out it"ll help you make a decision. I used the Rustoleum Aged Copper.
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...ock-color.html
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...ock-color.html
501Paratrooper...I think the rustoleum looks best,
Did you VHT clear yours ?
I have used Fusick and Supercars unlimited paint. I recommend paint the engine assembly first with cast iron manifold paint first. It will then be all the same color and be as close to a raw casting color as possible. Then paint it with the copper. It will take less to cover and it will look very good.
Open element air cleaner came on stick shift cars. Close element with a snorkle and the no snorkel closed look came on automatics and don't forget the climate controled air cleaner.
Chrome valve covers only on a w-30 and the chrome ram air, air cleaner on a w-30 only also. No aluminum intakes in 67.
Hope this helps
Larry
Open element air cleaner came on stick shift cars. Close element with a snorkle and the no snorkel closed look came on automatics and don't forget the climate controled air cleaner.
Chrome valve covers only on a w-30 and the chrome ram air, air cleaner on a w-30 only also. No aluminum intakes in 67.
Hope this helps
Larry
I have used Fusick and Supercars unlimited paint. I recommend paint the engine assembly first with cast iron manifold paint first. It will then be all the same color and be as close to a raw casting color as possible. Then paint it with the copper. It will take less to cover and it will look very good.
Open element air cleaner came on stick shift cars. Close element with a snorkle and the no snorkel closed look came on automatics and don't forget the climate controled air cleaner.
Chrome valve covers only on a w-30 and the chrome ram air, air cleaner on a w-30 only also. No aluminum intakes in 67.
Hope this helps
Larry
Open element air cleaner came on stick shift cars. Close element with a snorkle and the no snorkel closed look came on automatics and don't forget the climate controled air cleaner.
Chrome valve covers only on a w-30 and the chrome ram air, air cleaner on a w-30 only also. No aluminum intakes in 67.
Hope this helps
Larry
chrome valve covers
Actually I had a an exception, I think. In sept of 66, I ordered a 67 w30 and was told I would have it in Oct. After 5 weeks of waiting I was told I could not get the car in w30 form until January. I said go ahead with the order without the w30. It came with chrome valve covers. I always thought it was quicker than other 442's, so maybe it came with the w30 engine but not any of the ram air etc. features. Duane
Several years ago I purchased a Chrome closed air cleaner. I have not seen any in pictures and was wondering if it was the right one for my car. 1967 442 Auto. Very informative info here as I am always learning something while browsing around. Looks like i got lucky to find one at a swap meet. Think it was $100 bucks..
Thanks WMACHINE for the info.
Thanks WMACHINE for the info.
Several years ago I purchased a Chrome closed air cleaner. I have not seen any in pictures and was wondering if it was the right one for my car. 1967 442 Auto. Very informative info here as I am always learning something while browsing around. Looks like i got lucky to find one at a swap meet. Think it was $100 bucks..
Thanks WMACHINE for the info.
Thanks WMACHINE for the info.
1967 442 auto, type 2 (without snorkel)
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