Heater core id ?
 

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Re: Heater core id ?
 

Looks like bbc Camaro and maybe from a 68 car based on the date. Close out cover looks like it too ?

Mike

Re: Heater core id ?
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: m22mike</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Looks like bbc Camaro and maybe from a 68 car based on the date. Close out cover looks like it too ?

Mike </div></div>


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Dec 67 for 68.

Re: Heater core id ?
 

Looks like '68 Camaro - 2 cents

67M December '67

Re: Heater core id ?
 

'68 Chevy II also.

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Dimensions of core between small block and big block ? I know they have been discussed somewhere.

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I know the close out cover is big block but want to know the core.

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In my recent research, a '67 Camaro BB core will be about 2.5&quot; thick, whereas '68+ cores are approx 2.0&quot; thick. Height is about 6.5&quot; and length is about 9&quot;.

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*wondering why the 'heater core' is different based on engine size*... occupants still are the same and need 'same amount of heat'... might make more sense for 'northern cars' to get bigger heaters... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif[/img]

Re: Heater core id ?
 

They are differant mostly because of the tube placement.

Mike