[superZ]

I have a aluminum intake for a GM sbc casting # 14044836 dated 11/11/69. It looks identical to my high rise 70 LT-1 manifold # 3973110. W snow flake and oil fill cap in the front. Can any one tell me what GM car or engine this manifold came from?

SuperZ

[jamesbern]

I'm not sure were yours came from but I have one with the snow flake on it with #1410174 that came off of a 305 HO engine. I'm not sure of the year.

[Kurt S]

I question that date. The part # is a much later style part #. In 69, it should be a 39***** (like your 70 manifold).
Could be a Bowtie (over the counter) part.

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Kurt S.
www.camaros.org

[superZ]

Thanks Kurt. Is ther a place I can check to see if it is an over the counter Bow-Tie?

[Kurt S]

Doing a quick search shows 2 other posts with the same part #'s. Noone seems to have a good reference for it.
Most of the BowTie parts have a bowtie cast into the part.
May want to ask a dealer if they can reference the # (but they may have problems because normally there is a difference between part #'s and casting #'s).

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Kurt S.
www.camaros.org

[superZ]

Again thanks for the quick reply. Your right it does have a bow-Tie cast into the part. I will check the local G.M. parts dealer for further info.

Thanks

[Kurt S]

So it is a bowtie part.
Nice manifold, but I'm not sure what else the dealer can tell you. It's basically a newer copy of the 67-70 Z manifold.

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Kurt S.
www.camaros.org