Ebay 458DA pulley, is this repop?

[CamarosRus]

Below are my comparisons with a few comments....Can somebody please caliper/measure front to rear on known OEM and known Repop.......although measuring in the installed position might be difficult...

I can tell you from trying to judge these at Carlisle, I could use some help in telling the difference.........

[Hotrodpaul]

You can clearly see the oval shaped die insert surrounding the part number and roll formed groove at the face near the OD on the originals which is absent on the repo version.

Paul

[Mr70]

To add to this topic.
Here is an original Chevrolet #458 DA <u>Later Issued</u> deepgroove SMOG pulley,that originally had the part # ink stamped on it,not stamped in,and no F or P either.

[HiHorse]

Phosphate pulley:
weight16.01oz
Dia. 5.772in
deep .796in

Painted Nos pulley:
weight 17.14oz
dia. 5.803in
deep .902 width
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[737Driver]

Typically, the originals are stamped so hard that the stamp can be seen from the back side. Not a clear stamp, just a deformation caused from the hard stamp.

Regards,

Mark

[HiHorse]

auction ended at $525.57 (item# 330295350409), what will a real one sell for?

[Jerry@CHP]

You can buy this Ebay piece from Paul Baker, Goat Hill Classics for about $125.00.

I sold a real one on Ebay about six months ago. Think it sold in the $650-700 range, I can't remember. Some vendors are asking $900 for them.

Jerry

[737Driver]

Paul Baker is a fellow I have purchased many parts from over the years. He is a good fellow and I like him, however, my opinion is, it is best to buy parts from him in transactions where you hand him the money and he hands you the part. Ordering from Goat Hill has the potential and the verified history of causing hard feelings from many buyers.

Regards,

Mark

[737Driver]

As previously stated, Paul Baker at Goat Hill Classics sells a nice reproduction pulley. Like many reproductions, it varies from the original configuration.

I have included PICS of an original front and back. One thing the reproduction lacks is the slight deformation the stamping causes on the back of an original.











Regards,

Mark

[Jonesy]

Here is the later version off my 74 z/28. This is the type with the ink stamping for future reference: