Where is oil pan part number?

[Jack O.]

I'm trying to id an BB oil pan I have which I believe is for a full size Chevrolet. Do the oil pan's have part numbers stamped anywhere. Believe it to be a mid 60's 396 pan.

Thanks,

Jack

[Keith B.]

Re: Where is oil pan part number?

there are no numbers stamped on the pan. can you post a picture

[Mike E.]

Re: Where is oil pan part number?

Big block GM replacement pans are the only ones I've seen with stamped part numbers.

[Joe L.]

Re: Where is oil pan part number?

Big block GM replacement pans are the only ones I've seen with stamped part numbers.

Mike-------


...and only some of those have the part number. Most do not.

[Joe L.]

Re: Where is oil pan part number?

I'm trying to id an BB oil pan I have which I believe is for a full size Chevrolet. Do the oil pan's have part numbers stamped anywhere. Believe it to be a mid 60's 396 pan.

Thanks,

Jack

Jack-------


A photo would possibly help us ID it. However, if the pan has a side oil drain, it's a non-Corvette oil pan. If it has a rear oil drain, somewhat off-set to one side, the chances are almost certain it's a Corvette oil pan.

There were several different Corvette big block oil pan part numbers used over the 1965-74 period and one SERVICE-only pan which is still available to this day (GM #14091356). However, there was really very little configurational difference between the pans.

[Keith B.]

Re: Where is oil pan part number?

I think there is only minor differences between a A-body oil pan and a B-body pan And later F-body and X-body pans. Pictures would help