1967 numbers question

[Mark U.]

i have a coil number for my 427 car-1115264-is there a day date on it as well?
what am i looking for in a voltage regulator and horn relay and also horns and also a fuel pump. My 67 has a build date of late may of 1967

[John H.]

Re: 1967 numbers question

i have a coil number for my 427 car-1115264-is there a day date on it as well?

Mark -

Coils aren't dated (fortunately).

[David L.]

Re: 1967 numbers question

According to the 1967 AIM the L36 used pump # 6440482 which is AC # 40482 and GM # 6416741. My 1967 Chevrolet Parts Catalogs (April 1967 and July 1967) list GM # 6416741 as the pump for the 67 Corvette (427).

I have found that AC fuel pumps are dated. I would say the correct fuel pump for your May 1967 car would be stamped "BG40482" (Feb. 1967), "CG40482" (March 1967), or "DG40482" (April 1967) but the chances of you finding one is zero to none.

Dave

[Joe R.]

Re: 1967 numbers question

i have a coil number for my 427 car-1115264-is there a day date on it as well?
what am i looking for in a voltage regulator and horn relay and also horns and also a fuel pump. My 67 has a build date of late may of 1967

Mark,

You might try John Pirkle, Jr. for the voltage regulator and horn relay. It seems like I already suggested that to you, but that maybe that was someone else. It's hell to get old. I think I saw on here that Joe Perri is the horn guy. I'm not for sure on the spelling. I have not used John or Joe for these particular parts. I think Paragon has the best repo fuel pump. Good luck!

Joe