California Barn Find
 

This little beauty happened to follow Dennis and I home. Does anyone know the origin of the small block. I'm thinking it's a 1967 Corvette engine. Everything else appears to be original.

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----It sort of appears to be a 1965 327/300 Corvette motor with the HF, but the serial # couldnt be Corvette as they didnt make that many 65s. No HF for Corvettes in 67. Was HF a good # for some other Chevy????......Bill S

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HF is 327-275hp with A.I.R. out of an Impala.

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Nice score Ed... Classy

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Thanks Dan!

I am really getting into older stuff these days. Tomorrow Den and I are picking up a 1928 Auburn to detail for the Auburn Auction. Ed

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Nice looking wagon Ed.

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What a nice find. It appears that it was originally a California car. I live one town over from Grass Valley (from the license plate frame). I don't recall a local Chevy dealership around here with that name, but it might have been when I was too young to remember with it being probably a mid to late '50's dealership? I was a Mopar man back then and do remember George Bros. Dodge; at the time it was operating it was the oldest continuously operating Dodge dealership in the U.S.

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Mario,

A friend of mine's father brought the Nomad back from California about 17/18 years ago. It had always been a California car (there are California registrations back to 1967). He put it up in his barn and unfortunately passed away 10 years ago.

I tried to research Mountain Chevrolet and came up empty as well. Ed

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Mountain Chevrolet Company
Raddue Building — Telephone 1130
Grass Valley California
"The Mother Lode's Finest Automotive Service"
Dealer/Owner - George Raddue



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~ Pete

Re: California Barn Find
 

Cool find! Engine appears to be from a Lordstown OH 67 fullsize