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Old 06-20-2011, 02:58 PM
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Looking For Production Info on the 67 L79 Nova.
I know that there were only a handful (5-7) made and I am looking for the production details. How was it different from the 66 L79? Is there Chevrolet documentation on these cars or is it just collected bits and pieces?
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Old 06-20-2011, 03:54 PM
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Default Re: Looking For Production Info on the 67 L79 Nova

For one thing, they had a cast iron intake and a quadrajet. There were some pictures on camaros.net or chevelles.com a while back. I could try and send you the pictures but they're too big for me to attach here.
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Old 06-20-2011, 10:02 PM
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Default Re: Looking For Production Info on the 67 L79 Nova

I was “told” that only one has been documented. Is the owner a member here or does anyone know him/her? I would like to pick their brain just a little. A guy contacted me and is trying to find out if his car the real deal or not. It is sounding like it is a 67SS with a 66 L79 motor.
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Default Re: Looking For Production Info on the 67 L79 Nova

I recall reading there were 6 or 7 built and 1, maybe 2 documented cars exist?.
What's the build date of the '67 in question as I believe that's key?.
Best may be to get ahold of Bob the L79 registry guy from BC Canada who sometimes posts here, very knowledgeable and a great guy who's helped me and a few others here in the past..
I forget his handle on here, anyone?.

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Default Re: Looking For Production Info on the 67 L79 Nova

I think the fellow's name is Jack Duer (sp) out of Ohio. Seafoam mist - absolutley stunning resto done by Jack. It was at the MCACN 2009.

Eddie M may have contact info - will notify him.
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Jack Duer is from the Youngstown Ohio area, I have no contact info on him. However he is a member of National Nostalgic Nova's.
Pics of his car are here in this thread.

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Jack's '67 L79

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Default Re: Looking For Production Info on the 67 L79 Nova

Here are some of the numbers
engine pad - F1103ZI
hand stamped also on engine pad - 113276
engine casting 3971362
build - 06D
heads - 3782461
trans - 3885010
intake - 38901190

This is all from a phone call to the owner. He is supposed to be sending me pics of the stampings and other pics of the car.
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Here is the other one....Dan Miller is his name.

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I believe there is a gold one in AZ, a Nova collector has it along with some '68 COPO Novas and some Yenko Deuces - his name escapes me at the moment....
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