12 years ago in CHEVROLET
I have a 1967 Chevrolet Impala 4-door hardtop, and I wonder what the original engine that came in this car, it was apparently manufactured in Wisconsin, I am Brazilian and heir of this wonder of chevrolet.
Could not find your carb # listed in my book, However I'm pretty sure that would be a 327 2 barrel engine. In 67 you could buy an Impala with any engine. Big Blocks all came with 4 barrel carbs and you could also get the 327 with a 4 barrel. I had a 68 in high school that came with a 327 275 HP engine. Hope that helps you.
Sources: HOLLEY II carb book, series 64, old as dirt, has just about every carb made listed, factory part numbers, interchange etc.
And now someone tell me what was the engine of this Impala, we already know that the carburetor and the Bi-Jet, but I have no idea of motorization.
I for one have the original carburetor luck, the second a friend of my late father, the carburetor has been saved in your officiating for many years, it is a Jet Rochester 2 manufactured in USA. So there is a number written underneath the carburetor - 7031714, no other numbers in your body. I am sending pictures of the carburetor. You can see the pictures of the car and comment on the state of conservation since I was with my father, until the present day cebalzer.blogspot.com blog.
I appreciate the attention and collaboration of all who are helping to preserve the memory of this wonderful car.
It depends. Does your car have a two bbl. carburetor or four bbl? From 1961-68 General Mtrs and Canada
chevys with a two bbl. In 1967-68 General Mtrs and Canada produced Hi-performance 327" engines, and 350" engines with four bbls. If you look on center section of carburetor there should be a stamped number, possibly a metal tag on carbs lid. What is that number? You have an excellent chevrolet , and if well maintained, will probably outlive all of us. Even if it's Mfg in Canada if will still be an American Chevy.
This car had a V8 engine, but do not know which model, if it was 327, 396 or 427, this and my doubts, because I try to make this engine original. The chassis number could not identify what was the right engine.
You will want to look at the engine code to see what you have. If it's a 6-Cylinger the engine code is stamped on a pad behind the distributor on right side of block and if it's an 8-Cylinder, it's stamped on the block in front of the right hand cylinder head.
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