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Originally Posted by Hot Rod Reverend
Ok, so there is not a pan made from 1960 on that was specifically for PCV? lol now I am confused. I have the pan that dmsfrr shows (from a 1957 Ford) but I installed the PCV plumbing that Kultulz shows in both pictures above (albeit one has the crazy bend in the oil spout for a radiator overflow tank and the other one is straight). Is not the pan on the right in Kultulz's post the same pan as the one that dmsfrr pictures?
dmsfrr - did not know that the T bird pans had an oil spout 1/5" shorter, but it surely makes sense.
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The pan was the same for either road draft or PCV. Not all cars received PCV. It was limited to state emission laws, such as CA or NY for instance. The same pan(s) were used for either application.
The earlier pans that had the actual road draft tube at the rear of the pan can be used for a PCV conversion. Same basic design.
Does this help? I seem to not being able to describe correctly ...
