Somewhere along the way, I got this air cleaner and have no idea which Olds it's for

1] What's it for?
2]Anybody need one?

 

looks like it's from a 307 late 70's early 80's

 

4-bbl HEI 74-80.

 

Too bad its not for a 350.

 

It could be.

 

Since it has the metal bulb on the end of the snorkel I think that's on the early end of 1974-80. I've also seen the bulb in plastic. John

 

The return of the dreaded free mystery air cleaner!!


How are the steel surface gradiation readings on the inside of the snorkel Jamesbo?
I need detailed engineering drawings in several different perspective angles and shipping price quotes by no less than three shippers to The Galapagos Islands via Outer Gdansk to determine if I want to accept it.
With tracking and insurance.


Did somebody get it or did you finally run that thing over with your truck a few times to put it out of it's misery Jamesbo??

 

The bear is using it for a pop corn popper.

 

That's funny!!!!

 

I need an air cleaner for a 72 cutlass 350, that has an HEI distributor. And this isn't that, we don't think. Haha.

 

The offset hole in the lid shows it's for an HEI.

 

Does anyone whant any pics of the Titanic so they can see if it will float?

 

Cleaning air?


Sort of like asking who's buried in Grant's tomb or what color is the White House.

 

Are they free?

 

yes, who is buried in Grant's tomb. I never knew this. lol

 

Uhh, Cary Grant?

 

No kidding.

Obviously sum of ya'll have trouble with my souther dialect and the Kings English

What's dis for? means = What is the proper ablication of this item.

 

Jamessbo.... is "ablication" southern for Application????

 

Yep

Ya fill out an application when ya want a job

 

You make me laugh!!

 

I see.

But then what do you say if the question actually is "what is this for?"

 

Jaunty,

Ole buddy,

I give up. I am totally defeated.

I would say, What is it used for? or What is it's purpose?

But my southern drawl and misplacement of modifiers and leaving dangling participles off times [often] leads me to phrases like kinda, woulda, shoulda, oughta, fer

 

Well, us nawthuners has our issues, too! Like, for example, "what's a metaphor?" Easy. Place to keep the cows in.

 

That's a pasture down here...

Don't worry Jamesbo- I understand you!

Come to think of it I can understand almost any English dialect, except Scots- which is unusual being as the family is of Highland Scot descent.

 

A pasture is the last 12 months up here!

 

I agree with Sandy you guys crack me up. Gotta love this site

 

Jamesbo... I love the way you talk, correct or not!!!

 

I love the differences...

Yankees think "fixin'" means repairing

Good ole boys know "fixin'" means preparing for...

We fixin' to get educated on the original application for the above air cleaner.

 

Actually Jamesbo talks perfect Anglish. Here in the Appalachians it aint the language you worry about but the distant sound of banjo music....padel faster

 

I think we have you covered on that since the banjo music came from just up the road from me here in N. Georgia
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...ary/55641646/1

 

Ned ever visit anymore?

 

I dont think we are on his 'greatest vacation sites' list anymore.