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67 gs400 fan shroud

Discussion in 'Parts wanted' started by paul c, Sep 21, 2011.

  1. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

    i know it's like a needle in a haystack but ttt.
     
  2. wkillgs

    wkillgs Gold Level Contributor

    Paul, I posted this somewhere, not sure if it was to you...
    Kirban Performance was the company that was having the fiberglass repos made and sold thru vendors such as Year One.
    http://www.kirbanperformance.com/

    They may be able to give you some leads as to the whereabouts of the molds. Perhaps they could do another run if you could get a group buy together.
    Kirban is a few miles from me if you need someone local to do some leg work.
     
  3. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

    i did get that info from you before and thanks. i did call them and they said that they weren't doing them anymore. if you have time to stop in and ask maybe a face to face would get them a bit more interested. thanks, paul c.
     
  4. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

  5. flynbuick

    flynbuick Guest

    Does this shroud have the part number embossed on it? I have a number of extra shrouds that I can look through.
     
  6. Stampy

    Stampy Well-Known Member

    Everybody needs these, anyone doing a '67 GS, and anybody swapping a 455 into a '64-'67, or any other car with a 26' core support.

    I don't understand how it is profitable for them to make shrouds for the '65-'66 Nailhead GS, but not for '67, when the 65-66 is basically a 2 year, numbers-matching-only item, and the 67 is an invaluable tool for a popular engine swap?? :Do No:
     
  7. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

    i am not sure since i don't currently have one. if someone else could post up the # that would be great. thanks, paul c.
     
  8. fireball

    fireball Well-Known Member

    P/N is 1378478 and listed as 1967 4600 (which is GS400) A/C as non a/c cars only used a small guard on the radiator upper panel.
     
  9. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

    thanks fireball.
     
  10. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

  11. mrolds69

    mrolds69 "The Cure"

    I have a brand new OPG catalog here, it shows S230232 GS400 glass shroud 124.95. Hope that helps Paul!
     
  12. OPG online catalog shows that as an invalid part number. the only shroud i find is for a 300-340 equipped 67 skylark. Part ID: S230231
     
  13. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

    that's what i too have found. thanks for checking guys.
     
  14. paul c

    paul c Well-Known Member

    well i got a shroud through kirban performance who used to make or had them made. i got there last one and it is a bit on the thin side but it does have an off set to the drivers side which is for the bbb's. i will post back once i get it on there since the front of the motor is apart.
     
  15. stg2NW

    stg2NW Well-Known Member

    Glad to see you found one. Let's see some pictures when you get time as well.
     
  16. wkillgs

    wkillgs Gold Level Contributor

    I stopped in and spoke to Dennis (Kirban) about the shrouds a few weeks ago. Paul got the last 67 shroud, but they have a few 65-66 shrouds left. Their price is significantly lower than what Y1 and OPGI were selling them for! If there is enough interest, I could find out if they can make some more, and maybe even make them thicker. These are fiberglass. Inside surface is rough, outside needs some bondo to fill some defects and a paint job. Mounting holes need to be drilled. Molds were made from original parts at least.
     

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