manifold

in my museum I have this big manifold

does someboddy know from what car it comes

thanks for helping me out

What are all the numbers on it??????????

Marv.

Looks like could be for a 32-36 Chevrolet. Are there four studs on the top? 32-36 Chevrolet has 4 studs. Thas is where the intake manifold should bolt.

the number on the manifold is 837308 GM there are two suds left and two holes where probably studs where

there is also a big valve inside

hope this helps

jan

Is there a chance the number could be 837309? The GM parts books lists this as the part number (cast into the manifold as on yours) for 1934-36 Chevrolet. No other casting/part numbers are close to the one your provided.

This looks identical to the one on my 36 Chevrolet. Next time (in a few weeks) I'll be where the 36 is being kept I'll check the number. The "big valve" inside is the heat riser. There was originally a heat sensitive spring that uncoiled as the manifold got hot, closing the valve. The idea was to direct exhaust gases to heat up the intake manifold/carburetor until the engine warmed up. With today's volatile gas, this isn't really necessary.

As I recall, the 1936 Chevrolet manifold is attached by flanges with bolt holes. The manifold to be identified appears to be attached by clamps (no bolt holes).

Grandpa

The attached picture is from the 1934 Chevrolet restoration by "Landman" on the AACA Forum "Our Cars & Restoration Projects". The picture does look like the unknown manifold, but has a bolt hole on each end flange.

Grandpa

I have cleaned the number and it is 837308

and the manifold has a bolt hole on each end flange

so it could be 36 chevrolet ??

Ebay Item number: 270966482112 1936 Chevy.

Marv.

thank you verry much