C1 Oil Pan

[Chris H.]

Re: C1 Oil Pan - any photos?

One sold on Ebay. See pic.

Chris

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2479672798&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT

[Al C.]

Re: #359937 on the driver's side has (going

Thanks for the detail description.
After checking with gm parts online $103 + shipping) and local dealers (one somewhere in 562 area; $190), I opted to bang out my old pan. It actually looks quite good now, except my paint job needs rework. But better than wrong configuration.
I couldn't do without the help of this board and the crpl! This old spark chaser is untrained at laying under a jackstanded car (can't turn sidewys; move too far and my nose bumps into the oil pump), easy-outing Bubba's overtorqued 1/4 inch bolt remnants ...
By the way I used a couple of blocks of wood to hold one end of the pan up, while removing the final bolts from the other end - sure beat trying to hold the length of it at arms length under there.
... Al '58 245hp

[Al C.]

Re: C1 Oil Pan - any photos? Thanks Chris! *NM*

[Jon S.]

Is Joe still out there?

Joe,
Would you happen to know what the application of pan #1110891 is?
Thanks in advance,Jon

[Loren L.]

That's a distributor #. *NM*

[Jon S.]

Re: That's a distributor #.

Thanks Loren! No wonder I couldn't find a pan with that #. I picked it up at a local swap meet at a good price and it had that number written on a piece of masking tape on its side.Its been above my garage for better than 10 years. I'd better get it down and take a better look. Thanks again!
Best regards, Jon