Posted by Ron-MO on August 30, 2016 at 08:44:02 from (24.177.135.105):
In Reply to: Revisited 68 Chevy posted by Tom in Mo. on August 29, 2016 at 18:55:47:
I did not read all the comments from previous post, but 283 was dropped in favor of 307 in 68. I had a 67 as did my dad, and while standard engine was the 6, the 307 was pretty common. Unless of course the engine was swapped out. In 67 the Turbo Hydramatic 3 speed was a TH400 as they did not put the TH350 in until 68, so you likely have the TH350 trans. The 67 I had was a factory 327, with TH400. My engine had been swapped to a Corvette 327, and was quite a runner. I did a lot of street racing with that old truck in the day, and that truck was hard to beat when it was running right and up until I hurt the engine and replaced. It was never the same truck after that, but that TH400 trans was bulletproof. I'd love to find a 67-72 in decent original shape like that.
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