Survivor 79 Hurst Olds W30

I’m still a young buck at age 42. Here is my list of cars in order of the year that I bought them - 1961 Willys Wagon - Dad bought it in early summer of 1971 - Still own it! 1979 Hurst/Olds W-30 - My first car at age 17 - bought December 9, 1999 from the second owner - Still own it! 1998 Chevy S10 - Bought August of 2001. 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger - Bought March of 2002. My sisters first car bought in early 1994 - Still own it! 2002 Dodge Dakota STX - Bought May of 2005. 1965 Volvo B18 PV544 Sport - Bought April of 2014 from my uncle who bought it in 2006 - Still own it! 2014 Royal Enfield Continental GT 535 Cafe - Bought October of 2014 - Still own it! 2016 Chevy Colorado LT - Bought May 5, 2016 - My daily driver. 1967 Olds 442 W-30 Sport Cupe - Bought April 19 2023 - Still own it!

I did not know the 307 intake would fit on the 79 Olds “R” code 350. Does it flow better then the stock 350 cast iron intake? If nothing else, installing the 307 intake would take about 60 lbs off the front of the car!

The 1979 Olds L34 “R” code 350 is the same block and intake on the Olds 350 from 77 - 80. The 77 - 80 Olds 350 gas blocks are windowed mains and not solid. The Olds 350 diesel blocks from this era are still solid mains.

The stock intake and carb on the Olds “R” code 350 is the same on the 403. The 403 block is just a board out 350 block so the intake and carb are the same. Im not sure if an earlier 70s Olds 350 intake will fit the Olds “R” code 350. I believe it will fit.