69 SBC Exhaust smog manifolds really nice

[marxjunk]

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Im going to try these here first..

I took these from a 69 Camaro..4 speed car the car was in all sense a survivor, it was cloned into a SS RS car with a Big motor...best ive ever seen..hardly any pitting..numbers clear.. the l-21-69 date is a little light..i took 2 pics at diff angles to see it

seems like the car was untouched..

see pics..i took enough pics to see overall condition..just really nice stuff...

#527 date A 21 9
#826 date L 21 8

include heat riser and it still had the wedged locking nuts on the pass side..oh...orig studs still on them.

I had them thermally cleaned and magged..just to be sure..they had 40 years of valve cover leaky oil baked on them..and it was hard to tell if they where decent...they where thermally cleaned..or bake abraded..they are heated and the machine shoots micro stainless beads at them..and i convinced my machinist to use brand new beads as not to transfer rust and aluminum particles to these, the great thing is..it doenst change the manifold...glass beading and sandblast makes it kinda fuzzy and raises the surface and pores...etc...these are not coated..all they have is a squirt of WD-40 to keep them from flash rusting..and believe me..they will get away from ya if you dont keep them coverd and some light oil on them..all you need to do is wipe these off and either go au-natural or coat them the way ya want...

in my opinin..real show quality stuff...
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[Lynn]

Very nice parts at a great price.

Pretty sure your right one is 826, as opposed to 828. Really hard to distinguish GM casting numbers, 6, vs. 8, vs. 9 sometimes.

[the427king]

I'll take them