[dennisk]

This pulley came with a 65 GP I bought. Need to identify it if possible to sell it. Open for offers. 2 groove pulley. Must fit various models as you can see the odd bolt pattern.

[dennisk]

This pulley came with a 65 GP I bought. Need to identify it if possible to sell it. Open for offers. 2 groove pulley. Must fit various models as you can see the odd bolt pattern.

[Phyllis1965]

Looks like the 389 crank pulley that mounts on the harmonic balancer.......

I wish I could find that box of parts.......

[Blackcat]

That's the standard on every car lower crank pullie! I have several floating around in my pullie box.

Usually I'm found working on my Pontiac. If you want to find me Look for the white picket fence and all the old Pontiacs parked outside. And the half dissembled engine sprawled all over the driveway!

[bonneville Joe]

Yup, what they said.



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[dennisk]

Thanks. Engine already has 1 on it but I did not think it was a match. The trunk has about 10 other pulleys in it as well. Some single groove pulleys also but figured they wer water pump pulleys.

['ol Pinion head]

"Thats the standard on every car lower pullie..." LOL

Dennis, the pulley you are picturing can not identified simply as a 326-389-421 or '67 326-400-428 pulley, as the issue is this style of crank pulley usually is confined to one year useage, then whether off an a/c or non a/c car? Does the pulley have any number stamped on it? If so, it can be easily identified. Problem with the early Pontiac pulleys is many did not have parts numbers stamped on them.

[This message was edited by ol' Pinion head on October 14, 2003 at 11:10 AM.]

[dennisk]

Thanks. I think it only has 1 letter on it but will look and repost. I have several more that also were in the trunk. I will see if any of them have numbers.