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I was wondering if anyone knows if this car came with a 327 in it. The car im looking at has 327 emblems on the front side but havent seen any other pictures with it on there



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Sorry not in 69. You could get 307,350 and 396 v8 engines as well as two six bangers. But 327 was available in 68.



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Thanks the car I'm looking at has a 327 in it. Do you think it downgrades the value much or is it still a good car with that engine. the engine is a L 79 and its brand new.

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I realy like the 327 engine so that would not stop me. And if build to l79 specs sounds like it would be a fun ride. Would be even better if it had a four speed manual. 



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If you look at the fuel line from tank to the fuel pump, a 5/16" line would indicate a 307, a 3/8" line indicates a 350 or 396. (Assuming it's never been changed)

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I should have also mentioned the 396 was not available in the custom trim and convertibles. Just for your info. 

 

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And I should also have mentioned a 5/16" line could be on a 6 cylinder.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

If you look at the fuel line from tank to the fuel pump, a 5/16" line would indicate a 307, a 3/8" line indicates a 350 or 396. (Assuming it's never been changed)

 Based on the above let me ask this question as its been on my mind for a while now. ( I have a 64 SD 283, 4bbl, 220hp )

If the fuel tank to pump line is 3/8" does it follow that the pump to carb line is also 3/8"

or are all pump to carb lines 5/16"?



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As far as I've ever seen the line from the tank will be the same size all the way to the carb.

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