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Now I'm real confused
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The number of L79 67's has been said by many that follow these cars could be closer to 10-12 cars total built. I know there are at least 5 or 6 accounted for. Only 2 (IIRC) have their original engines. All mid to late June thru early July, qjet carb on iron intake, 12 bolt with 3.07 gear, and Saginaw trans. I'm going off memory so I might not be 100% on my thoughts. There have also been some think that the pop's were misstamped or a few too many and we all know the pop's aren't 100% error proof.
I'm not throwing shade on this car as its all rumors and/or intelligent assumptions. I give them all pause and have my own opinion on these 67 L79 cars but I don't own one and but if I ever do I know the one it will be. Good luck with the sale Joel. Its a good car IMHO. Last edited by cook_dw; 01-18-2023 at 12:01 PM. |
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So I checked the production#s of the 66&67's. I know of lots of 327-350 cars here in Canada. I was unaware of the low #s for the 67. With the 2 years being so similar in appearance I just presumed there were lots 0f 327-350 cars around...
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In 66, there were a lot more than 6 or 7 L79 Novas. In 67, a whole different story. For many years, most people were highly skeptical that ANY 67 L79 Novas existed.
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Rpo
Might help.
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What of ‘66 L79 Canadian Acadian production, is 63 Units correct also what’s confirmed of ‘67 Acadian #’s? ‘66 L79 Nova Production @ 5000+ may be correct but always seems more than you’d think, like ‘70 LS6 ‘Velles. ~ Pete .
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I know several people that bought brand new ‘66 L79’s. They were cheap, easy to find and were referred to as “350 horse Chevy II’s” or the “Vette motor Nova”.
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PeteLeathersac (01-20-2023) |
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Thats a bad car. I know of a 66 or 67 L-79 car local to me that I once checked the #s and it was the real deal. i don't remember what year. However it is the exact same color combo as this one. Now I got to go see. I work with the guy and he bought it off another guy that sold it to him when he retired about 6 years ago. It was his first car.Tune in.
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I have seen people say all the 67 ChevyII L79's were Saginaw M20 4-spds. But the Chart in post # 16 above shows 2 M21's in 67. That suggests 4 M20's and 2 Muncie M21's.
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Jeff Helms 65 Z16 Survivor 65 Z16 drag car 66 Chevelle L78 unrestored 67 Chevelle L78 unrestored 67 Camaro SS350 Survivor |
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