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Old 04-19-2016, 12:15 AM
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Default Re: GM Experimental Prototype SBC 3x2 / Tripower setup

I have come across "A" Winters marked SBC 3X2 manifold before. I was intriqued by the markings and the seller wanted a ridiculus amount of money, at the time. Was it a GM piece? Who knows, Winters is close enough to us in NEO, lots of cool stuff and stories pop up.

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Default Re: GM Experimental Prototype SBC 3x2 / Tripower setup

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 68l30</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have come across &quot;A&quot; Winters marked SBC 3X2 manifold before. I was intriqued by the markings and the seller wanted a ridiculus amount of money, at the time. Was it a GM piece? Who knows, Winters is close enough to us in NEO, lots of cool stuff and stories pop up.

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A fella I knew in Canton, Ohio told me that more Winters aluminum intake manifolds &quot;went over the fence&quot; and were stolen than actually put on cars back in the day. He stated there were lots of intakes floating around the Canton area and most likely still are stuffed away in garages.

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