Oil Pan

[mopardug]

Good evening sportsfans. I recently picked up this oil pan. There's no #'s, or stamping that I can see. Other than a BBM, does anyone know the application?
Thanks for looking.

 

[RustyRatRod]

It does not appear to be one that fits an A body, if that's where you're goin with this.

 

[mopardug]

I was thinking B-Body, but what do I know?

 

[rbkt65]

looks like the chrome pan i bought last tear at ich swap meet. 66-up b-body. takes double bent golf club pickup. i still have a couple reg pans like that, not chrome though. thinking 933 pan. will look back at my posted from last few months and let you know.

 

[RustyRatRod]

I was thinking B-Body, but what do I know?

For the A body, it has to have that dip in the corner on the passenger's side right at the corner where the sump meets the back part of the pan. Like this 187 pan:

The 187 pan is actually a C body pan, but it will fit the A body. It has to have that recess in order to clear the idler arm. The 187 and 699 pans both have that recess and are much more affordable then the factory big block A body pan everybody wants gold for....I think that's the 693 pan, I'm not sure.

 

[rbkt65]

it is a close copy of the 933 pan but an extra quart deeper. i looked at mine.

 

[mopardug]

Thanks for the knowledge. Any ideas on the manufacturer?

 

[rbkt65]

not really. chinese knock off, maybe. a guy at indy has 5 and was selling for 35.00 iirc. without pickup thought. did you get the pickup with it or do you have 1?

 

[RustyRatRod]

Thanks for the knowledge. Any ideas on the manufacturer?

Doug, it could be anybody. If you decide to use it, put it on a flat surface, like a smooth concrete floor and make sure the pan rails are good and straight. Also, sometimes the cheaper aftermarket pans are "twisted" their entire length. You'll want to check for that, too.

 

[mopardug]

No pickup, just the pan.