69' Z28 CrossRam HEMI 302

[Project_Gotham]

Found this on Ebay. Interesting! 1 of 6


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1969-CHEVROLET-Z-28-CAMARO-CROSSRAM-Hemi-302_W0QQitemZ4653005729QQihZ002QQcategoryZ34202QQr dZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[71Nova]

I remember when I was in high school my parents had a friend that installed an intake that looks like that one on an engine in his 67Impala. It looked sweet but he said he was having a hard time getting it to run right. Ive heard that chevy tried a hemi head but that the spark plugs did not install like the chryslers. This must be it. Cool

[orange88]

look at the ports...have fun getting headers for that :willy:

[Sales@Dutchboys]

Thats sweeeet.....

-Paul

[rocketman]

That is a ultra rare piece that I would imagine can go for well deep in the 80g mark.

Prototype's where put in scca trans am cars and tried in nascar

[Ummgawa]

Saw one at Floyd Garrett's MCM in a 69 Z-28 up in Bill Howell land, and saw on in a Reggie Jackson 69 Z also...cool. VERY cool. :thumbsup:

[Ummgawa]

I read the add all the way through and it indeed was the exact engine I saw at FG'sMCM in Pigeon Forge.

[camaro_kyle]

Wow, that is awesome! Someone on here should buy it, lol. :thumbsup:

[MarkM66]

Actually GM had Smokey Yunick work on the design. When he couldn't get anymore power out of the hemisperical type head as compared to the conventional sbc head, the deal was scraped. Head would have been used in the Trans-Am cars.

I don't think they would of been used in NASCAR, as by '69 the Big Block Chevy's were all that were used. Cubic inch limits were over 400 cid. Smokey Yunick used a 427 and 414 in '68, in the '66 Chevelle "The Little Car that Could, but didn't" Nascar was scared it'd be the first over 200, and Chevy wasn't backing any racing at the time.