Tonawanda small block?

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**olredalert** · #1 07-08-2016, 02:16 PM

----Bringing up this thread from 2004 brought back some good memories, and a small bit of sadness. I sold that Concours wagon to a local guy. Actually, a real nice guy known to some of our members here. He proceeded to yank the drivetrain and install a full tilt 502 and pro-toured the car. I actually think the car is pretty cool, however I really liked as it was. I don't know what he did with the Tonawanda 350......Bill S

red67 · #2 07-09-2016, 02:57 AM

Here is a picture of the engine stamp from my 1967 NOR 11B Convertible built on Nov 11. Completely original 327/275 PG owned since 1978. No partial VIN on 1967 Camaro 327/275. Tonawanda built engine decals were exactly the same as the silver big blocks but installed on the lower outside middle of the drivers side valve cover. Interesting item on this engine is that both heads are dated Nov 1, one day before the engine was assembled.

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