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date code question 440 six pack intake #1171789
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when did they start to produce cast iron intake for 1970 440 six pack cars?one on evilbay says 3-69 seems a little early


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Re: date code question 440 six pack intake [Re: 70 vcodecuda] #1171790
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I think that one would be for an M code Bee or Runner. The Eldebrock people could not keep up with demand IIRC so chrysler had to start producing them but not sure when.

Re: date code question 440 six pack intake [Re: Ron69rr] #1171791
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The earliest cast iron intakes I have seen were dated 7/69....the part number ends in 75.....by around 10/69 they started with the 76 part number. These dates are approximate but pretty close.


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Re: date code question 440 six pack intake [Re: 70 vcodecuda] #1171792
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when did they start to produce cast iron intake for 1970 440 six pack cars?one on evilbay says 3-69 seems a little early




Sure it's not a "9" or an "8" instead of a "3"?????

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thanks for the reply i was also thinking maybe an 8 or 9 ,sent email to seller to double check thanks guys!!!


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Re: date code question 440 six pack intake [Re: Ron69rr] #1171794
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I think that one would be for an M code Bee or Runner. The Eldebrock people could not keep up with demand IIRC so chrysler had to start producing them but not sure when.




All the A12 cars came with the aluminum Ebrock intake the cast iron came about for a reason , be it cost or Ebrock couldn't make them fast enough , but that was for 70 and later .

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yea thanks john, the seller said the cast iron date code was 3-1-69 had him check turns out to be 8-1-69 make more sense,yes i know they strated cast iorn for the 70 model year thanks


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Re: date code question 440 six pack intake [Re: 70 vcodecuda] #1171796
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John I was told although it could be wrong that some A12 cars have the cast iron intake. I know that Vic could not keep up with production. It could be a case of some one changing intakes during the cars life or the Alum. one was stolen as was with the 1st A12 Runner. I agree that they should of all had the Alum. intake.

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John I was told although it could be wrong that some A12 cars have the cast iron intake.




Never heard that to be the case .

Re: date code question 440 six pack intake [Re: Ron69rr] #1171798
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John I was told although it could be wrong that some A12 cars have the cast iron intake. I know that Vic could not keep up with production. It could be a case of some one changing intakes during the cars life or the Alum. one was stolen as was with the 1st A12 Runner. I agree that they should of all had the Alum. intake.


Weren't the A12 cars a mid year introdution, after December 0f 1969? If so, how many did they sell? Mopar marketing back then was horrible about getting the word out to the public and the dealers about new muscle cars


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John I was told although it could be wrong that some A12 cars have the cast iron intake. I know that Vic could not keep up with production. It could be a case of some one changing intakes during the cars life or the Alum. one was stolen as was with the 1st A12 Runner. I agree that they should of all had the Alum. intake.


Weren't the A12 cars a mid year introdution, after December 0f 1969? If so, how many did they sell? Mopar marketing back then was horrible about getting the word out to the public and the dealers about new muscle cars




Tthe numbers are roughly ,road runners just under 1400 and bees a little over 1800 . SOME early 70 models may have had alum intakes hey all had alum intakes ...







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