[SOLD] Offenhauser small block 4 barrel intake 66 and up

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Here is a very nice 1966 and up 273/318/340/360 4 barrel intake. No corrosion, no screwed up threads, no damage at all! I believe the Offenhauser part number is 5700.
Would trade for an Edelbrock Performer RPM for LA engine.

$300 + shipping from Phoenix, Arizona.

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After all the questions I became skeptical. I laid this intake on a 360 I have. It matches up. Must be part number 5700. It was mislabeled when I got it. This is for a 66 and newer small block.
Try threading a 3/8 bolt in the end while on the 360 and shoot a pic of the angle from there.
 
Brad,
here are some pics that might help you verify which manifold (64-5 or 66 up) you have. On the right, the more angled one (as compared to mating surface) is an early manifold. Both early and late have the angled pad, but early is twice the angle as compared to late. The hole size is not conclusive in that all intake bolt holes are over sized for the bolt. Often the 3/8 (later) bolt will physically got into the hole in an early manifold without interference especially on aftermarket aluminum manifolds.
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Here is a very nice 1966 and up 273/318/340/360 4 barrel intake. No corrosion, no screwed up threads, no damage at all! I believe the Offenhauser part number is 5700.
Would trade for an Edelbrock Performer RPM for LA engine.

$300 + shipping from Phoenix, Arizona.

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Brad, Thanks for straighten all of that out between the early and late Offenhauser. I am looking for the one you you first mentioned at the start of your post. Joe
 
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