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Old 10-21-2022, 06:17 PM
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Default 69 Executive - cracked exhaust manifold

My '69 Executive exhaust manifold (passenger side) has a crack in it... I've got the 400 2-bbl options. Frank's Pontiac Parts has a pair listed as excellent condition for $375, marked as compatible with 69 Firebird or 69-70 full size or GP. No engine size is mentioned in their ad, just "V8".

Any other suggestions on where to check for exhaust manifold replacements?

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Old 10-21-2022, 07:24 PM
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All the V8 exhaust manifolds are the same no matter what the cubic inch size of the engine.

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Old 10-23-2022, 08:46 PM
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b-man for the win! (He had an extra matching set and we made a deal.) For future reference, I'm still interested in other parts suppliers suggestions in addition to Frank's (for used) and Ames (for new).

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California Pontiac Restoration Parts (CPR) is another source for NOS parts. https://www.pontiacparts.net Anyone know if Kurt Kelsey in Iowa is still in the old Pontiac parts business?

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All the V8 exhaust manifolds are the same no matter what the cubic inch size of the engine.

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Mostly true but A bodies use a different left-hand manifold with the dump in back instead of in the center as done on the B, F and G bodies. This was due to the A body having a cross member under the center of the engine rather than the front.

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Mostly true but A bodies use a different left-hand manifold with the dump in back instead of in the center as done on the B, F and G bodies. This was due to the A body having a cross member under the center of the engine rather than the front.
Understood.

My post was referring to his particular vehicle as far as engine size is concerned.

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