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Default Original PCV Hose

I'm trying to further critique my engine compartment
with the proper GM 90* molded PCV hose. I was looking
through the 1969 Camaro AIM book and saw that the hose
is part number #3901839 (assuming this would be the same
for small block & big block). I currently have a GM molded hose
BUT it has the inkjet printed info on there and obviously that is
incorrect.
Would anyone have a photo of an original/survivor condition hose
that they could post a few photos of? By the way, I've come to
understand that originals had red ink stampings on them with the
part number, hose size, etc. Is anyone reproducing these correct
stampings/lettering on them. Thanks in advance guys!

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Old 02-16-2019, 01:37 AM
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try pacecarjeff.com
He may have what you are looking for.
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The original hose has 3 ribs on it also....Joe
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Speaking of ribs, when did they go from the 3 ribs to the non ribbed hoses?
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I know of an 05A Norwood 1969 Camaro that has 11,998 original miles. It has the ribbed PCV hose....Joe
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My June built 69 Z has it's original ribbed PCV hose still.
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Damn! This tread reminded me of that difference and I had a ribbed PCV hose in my inventory but of course now I cannot find it when I really need it!
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From a May of 69 Camaro and not sure of the date on other possible June of 67
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Does anyone reproduce the ribbed hose?
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Rick try here http://www.docrebuild.com/dr-r-web/PCV2.pdf
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