DANA "427" Camaro found...thanks to Jeff Chlupsa

[LVCamaro]

engine pad stamp

[LVCamaro]

carburetor

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Looks like the carb had that funky shooter into the secondaries - common for the period eh? I see them in the old mag articles about Dana, Motion, etc...

[olredalert]

------What a story!!! To top it off the parts sellers are not going to make much off the restoration. There dont appear to be any parts missing at all. Long time owner looks like a good guy. Bet he will be making a few trips to the 48 for various shows. Be neat to see him make a pass in his car once or twice.........Bill S

[PeteLeathersac]

So the engine installed by Dana was an no Vin '69 big car LS suffix L72/M40?.

~ Pete

[chads454Ls6]

Jeff,great find! Is that what made you so interested in Dana Camaros? Congrats on the purchase Steve. Will be a sweet ride when done.

[JChlupsa]

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So the engine installed by Dana was an no Vin '69 big car LS suffix L72/M40?.

~ Pete

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Yes No VIN anyplace on the block

[Late BrakeU2]

Compared to that other carport LS6,it's remarkably solid for having been(relatively)exposed to the elements since the Nixon admin..still wearing it's black plates too!

[Fast67VelleN2O]

a 270 casting 427 block is an early 69 casting..... must have waited a few months to do the conversion

[LVCamaro]

racing fuel pressure gauge that Bert installed on the passenger side Dana hood air screen