1961-1968 Impala Chevelle Belair Chevy Truck Fan Spacer Gm 3765386 283 327 on 2040-parts.com
Minot, North Dakota, US
Up for bid is an original fan blade spacer with original bolts. Bolts and Spacer are in very good condition. Embossed
GM #3765386. 1 5/8" tall. Correct for 1962 and 1963
Chevrolet passenger cars including Impala BelAir and Biscayne with 8
cylinder engines, (exc. 409 Cac. and Hi-Per. W/ fan drive equip.) Also
correct for 1963 Chevy pickup truck C10 C20 C30 models with 6 cylinder
283 and 327 V8 engines. This Spacer also fits all Chevrolets from 1962 thru 1968 depending on your fan spacing to radiator. In 1969 the water pump hole pattern changed.
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