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I will have the following parts for sale at the 46th Annual Fallbrook Vintage Car Club Car Show on Sunday May 26, 2013 at Potter JHS , 1743 Reche Road, Fallbrook CA. GMC parts include: 1 302 cylinder head, surfaced, pressure checked, large 1.94 and 1.6 in. valves, bronze guides, dual springs, hardened seats $500; 1 four into one plated header with 2.5 in. header pipe and and muffler $100; 1 large four into one plated header with 3 in. header pipe and muffler $75; 1 original intake and exhaust manifold set with 2 bl carb. $50; 1 chrome rocker arm cover $75; 1 original rocker arm cover $50; 2 rocker arm sets $50 each; 1 side cover $25; 1 timing cover $25; 1 oil pan $ 25; 1 original distributor.
Other Parts: 1 rebuilt Mustang II power rack and pinion with Bergeson D bar joint $100; ! Mustang II manual rack and pinion $ 75; 1 set of 1940 Chevy bumpers needing re-chroming w/o bumperetts $100; 1 nine inch Ford center assembly with 3.5 ratio $50; 2 mufflers for 1.75 inch pipes $40; 2 Datsun 240Z aluminium intake runners for Weber 32/36 carbs $40.
Hope you can make it to this great car show and I can sell you some parts. Frank Hainey 760-451-3041 grnchevy@roadrunner.com
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my name andy boeye member #5090,,, what can you tell; about 302 oil pan ...i need spair for new 339 short block.... you cane "e" mail me @greatgrandpa37jr@aol.com can send ck for pan&shipping to nj
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Hi Andy,
Sorry it took so long to answer. The oil pan was up high in the rafters of my garage in a box and I needed help in getting it down. Your question is a good one. I think I have a military version of the oil pan . It has a larger capacity and a different shape than the civilian version. The drain is in the middle of the pan and my 302 with a civilian pan has it in the rear like a Chevy 235 pan. This pan has a profile with two steps and my civilian pan has 3 steps. The bolt pattern is identical. I have a military engine with a civilian oil pan. It would be great for a military truck or it could be modified to mimic the civilian pan profile. I will try to sell it at my local car show in Fallbrook, Ca this Sunday. If not, let me know if you are interested. Frank
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sorry pan is mil. type... cant use, also mil pan wt;s about 6 lbs more then stand pan
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