What was the hood tach on a 1967 Firebird?

What was the hood tach on a 1967 Firebird?

The 1967 OHC-6 Firebird had a 6500 redline. This was later changed to 5500. RA II used the OHC-6 5500 redline. All other applications used a 5100 redline. The rarest would be the ‘supposed’ Hood Tach released for the RAV engine.

When did the Pontiac hood tach come out?

A: The Hood Tach first became available sometime in Feb/Mar of 1967 on all Pontiac Models. The first style was the “TALL” style which refers to the height of the case.

What is the story on the hood tach?

What is the story on the hood tach. A: Just a little background…. The Hood Tach was not exclusively a Dealer Installed Option; Most were factory installed though, I’m sure many dealers did install them as have many enthusiasts over the years.

Where can I find a 1967 Pontiac Firebird sprint?

This beautiful 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint is located in Ontario, New York and is available here on eBay for a current bid of $8,699. The Firebird was to the Camaro what the Mercury Cougar was to the Ford Mustang, a higher-brow version.

The 1967 OHC-6 Firebird had a 6500 redline. This was later changed to 5500. RA II used the OHC-6 5500 redline. All other applications used a 5100 redline. The rarest would be the ‘supposed’ Hood Tach released for the RAV engine.

A: The Hood Tach first became available sometime in Feb/Mar of 1967 on all Pontiac Models. The first style was the “TALL” style which refers to the height of the case.

What is the story on the hood tach. A: Just a little background…. The Hood Tach was not exclusively a Dealer Installed Option; Most were factory installed though, I’m sure many dealers did install them as have many enthusiasts over the years.

This beautiful 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint is located in Ontario, New York and is available here on eBay for a current bid of $8,699. The Firebird was to the Camaro what the Mercury Cougar was to the Ford Mustang, a higher-brow version.