Recent content by Wes McCallum

Huh....that's what I believed, perhaps it was just a way to back out of the deal ! I will search the car and see if there is any hidden paperwork. Thank you much fellows....your the best.

The engine has been replaced with a 1963, those numbers are correct. Its not a numbers matching I know, bell housing, linkage are correct. It was a 1/4 mile car for years, I know that. I need t0 find a build sheet to prove its pedigreed. Any idea if and where they put build sheets on a 64 car?

Thanks for the feed back It would have been nice to have better info on the older cars

There in is the problem.............I can't prove it either It has all the items

How can I tell if this 1964 Impala SS 409, is a true 409 car and was produced as one??? The VIN is 41447F168715, is there a list of production numbers that would show? How to I prove its a real 409 car? Thanks in advance

Bryan, PM me what you need for it and I will try and get a shipping cost. I can have it turned here, looks like it was an 11 in clutch, mine was turned, but still had heat cracks, so if I have to go back into it I want only to do it once

No problem Bryan, time is on our side.

Thanks for the info 62impala409, answers a lot questions. Wes

Mike, Just as long as it is the proper set up for my car. Bryan has a flywheel which was off a 65, using a 11 inch clutch which he feels would work fine.

Thanks, can you get a weight on it so I can get a shipping cost too.

Bryan, Once I get this sorted out I will know what I need. I'm not racing just a driver, but having a problem with shuttering and hard to push in when it gets hot. The one you have is a 168 tooth right? Please send a pic when you can.

So I am alittle confused, I had read in the Tech material that the flywheels for the 348 & 409 were the same. I know the clutch in my car is an 11 inch, but the original was a 10 1/2. So what am I looking for exactly?

MRHP, I would think that they would be the same, sound interesting, is it something you would part with? What condition is it, does it have heat cracks, and has it been resurfaced ?

I am looking for the correct P/N for the flywheel on a 64 Impala SS. With 409/425, 4 Speed set up. I am going to need a new one and also looking for a source to purchase one. Any help pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated . WES

Skip, I came across your post of 2005 in a search and I was wondering if you had a part number for a flywheel for the 64 Impala SS 409/425. I am need of a new one and trying to find the number and maybe even a source. Thanks WES