[WANTED] 68 383-S Parts

[lswans]

I'm closing in on the last few high-dollar parts to find for my 68 Barracuda 383-S. Priority now is a Bellhousing, a LH Exhaust Manifold, and a replacement hood.

My understanding is that I need a bellhousing with casting number 2536945, and an exhaust manifold with casting number 2946720.

Also looking for a hood in decent shape that has the provisions for hood mounted turn signals

Any help is appreciated.

 

[66fs]

2468372 or 2468370 Bell housing. I should have one $250 plus shipping. My 68 had the 67 exhaust manifold casting numbers. Where did you get the 2536945 bell housing number?

 

[davescuda]

2468372 or 2468370 Bell housing. I should have one $250 plus shipping. My 68 had the 67 exhaust manifold casting numbers. Where did you get the 2536945 bell housing number?

2468372 is correct

 

[davescuda]

2468372 or 2468370 Bell housing. I should have one $250 plus shipping. My 68 had the 67 exhaust manifold casting numbers. Where did you get the 2536945 bell housing number?

2468372 is correct, 2468370 I have never see this one in a 383 A body but it will work.

 

[d5667]

I have the hood with the lites

 

[lswans]

I found the 2536945 number at the rosevillemoparts.com website. According to their website the the 370 and 372 casts are for 65-66 B/C bodies. I definitely want to get this right is why I posted here. I really appreciate the responses.

 

[1968hemidart]

Here is a photo of a 68 383 dart, I don't have the manifold, I hope this helps you out

mopar charlie

 

[lswans]

Thanks for the pic. It helps in more ways than one. The car's original block cracked a couple of years after the guy bought it new. He ended up putting a small block in it, but luckily he kept the original heads, intake, carb, valve covers, air cleaner, and other parts. I had the block in the machine shop getting prepped when I came across an article on Tri-Y's. There was a short write up on the differences in A body motor mounts - specifically the boss that has to be drilled and tapped. It wasn't on my block - but it's done now - I can see in this picture just how it mounts. Now I have to figure out what he did different on the frame mounts. Thanks again.