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#1
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These should be used as a pattern for reproduction of them in stainless. Unless CPR or somebody else is already doing that?
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Jim K in PA 1967 GP HT 428 1967 GP convert 428 1957 Chieftain 4D HT |
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#2
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X2. With NOS originals, replica's could be produced fairly easily and sold at a reasonable price.
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#3
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Brought this up again to illustrate one point. In Post #3, the post says that 60 ponts didn't have reverse cooling. That is true. But the 1960 heads have a lot of casting similarities with the earlier gusher heads (1955-1959). You can slide the gusher tubes in a 1960 head with no problems. I tried and it worked. Larry Gordon @PontiacSafari.com gave me this nugget. Now I can use my 60 heads on a 58 Pontiac engine. Add the gusher tubes, water elbows on the front of the heads.
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