Kind of thought you'd find it there. The trick now is to preserve it without further damage.

 

Make copies if you can in case those sheets deteriorate more. Great find, I love those four speed cars. x2 on pics

 

This just keeps better and better!

 

FYI, I got my 70 Freemont build sheet found under the tank, framed by a pro., so no air could get at it.....cost a little bit, but worth it...

 

I have a question about your intake manifold. Is the casting number 407567? Just curious if the manual transmission v code cars received that manifold or not.

I had a local craigslist guy insisting that the 407567 manifold was a rare v code or 442 M/T manifold, but I didn't buy it from him because I thought he might be full of crap.

To me, it was just another $40 iron lump.

 

No. My intake is 410448. The number you gave me shows 70-72 455 M/T except W-30 OAI no EGR . Mine is 72 only, so it looks like it is a v code/442 intake. I think the number of 442 4 speeds from 70-72 is not ultra low

 

Nice car. It's already got every option you could want.

 

I like the pics of your 72 resto

 

Thanks for checking. I had the 410448 manifold on my 72 delta 88, so it looks like a 72 is a 72 is a 72.