casting #3959594 has a weird snowflake looking mark with a 'w' or a 'm' inside it. also has '70' stamped on a runner, and also has no egr provisions. what is it and would it be incorrect for a camaro? thanks to the collective intel!

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1973 camaro LT RS in a million pieces
Fiero is gone!!!
...now i have a 73 javelin with a 450hp 390... one pissed off car
2000 honda cbr929rr 180mph deathtrap

Looks like you have found a 1971 Z28/Corvette intake. They also used that number on the 1972 models.

I beleive the snowflake and W is from a foudry by the name of Winters? Thats all I know-sorry.I think they cast aluminum intakes there.

so it was a good deal for 100 bucks canadian then?

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1973 camaro LT RS in a million pieces
Fiero is gone!!!
...now i have a 73 javelin with a 450hp 390... one pissed off car
2000 honda cbr929rr 180mph deathtrap

Sounds like a good deal. http://www.nastyz28.com/ubb/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by secndgn (edited 12-11-2000).]

If it's in good condition it usually goes for a about $150 american.

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1970 Camaro Z28
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The Winters, Ohio foundry cast virtually all of the aluminum engine parts, blocks, heads, intakes, etc. from at least the early '60s. Every aluminum Chevrolet engine part I have seen has had the telltale "snowflake" logo. Does anyone know if this foundry is still in operation?