WTB Crank pulley and Water Pump Pulley

[BeepBeepRR]

I have 3 items I need Crank pulley,water pump pulley and a oil dipstick with tube. My pulleys were very rough and the oil dipstick was missing. Power steering and a single grove alternator. If that helps. Not looking for showroom or NOS just something better than rusted..

 

[rarefish]

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[QuickBpBp]

I have about 50 BB & SB pulleys. It would help if you noted if you mentioned what engine and year you are looking for. They are different..

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Well thats the thing Its a 75 block with a 69 water pump. I may have this thing figured out. I think I need a 2 groove water pump pulley and a 2 groove Crank pulley. I may be able to salvage the 2 groove that was on the water pump. But the crank pulley was pretty bad. Since this thing was an RV engine the power steering pump had some weird spacer on the bracket. But with this water pump housing I dont need that spacer. I checked my 2 groove and the alternator lines up with the rear groove and the power steering lines up with the front groove. I think the Crank was a 4 groove pulley. I will have to go count them But I think I need a 2 groove crank pulley too. The one that was on the crank was a 3 groove. So I might need a 3 groove.

 

[Sixpactogo]

Are you using a single groove alternator? If so I believe you can get by with a single groove water pump pulley. I believe the dual groove alternator pulley was use with AC cars.
I have a decent single groove water pump pulley and dual groove crank pulley that was on a 70 Coronet 383 with power steering. Should be what you are looking for.
Crank pulley is 6 1/2" with 3 1/8" backset. Water pump pulley is 6 7/8" with 2 3/4" backset. This is what most of the big block cars had with power steering. Here are some pics of what I have and a pic of the set up on my 65 Sport Fury. (same pulleys) Not sure what manifolds you are using on your 440 but if you are using the 75 manifolds you may need a different dip stick and tube. I can't help you with that. I can ship you these pulleys for $90.00 including shipping.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Are you using a single groove alternator? If so I believe you can get by with a single groove water pump pulley. I believe the dual groove alternator pulley was use with AC cars.
I have a decent single groove water pump pulley and dual groove crank pulley that was on a 70 Coronet 383 with power steering. Should be what you are looking for.
Crank pulley is 6 1/2" with 3 1/8" backset. Water pump pulley is 6 7/8" with 2 3/4" backset. This is what most of the big block cars had with power steering. Here are some pics of what I have and a pic of the set up on my 65 Sport Fury. (same pulleys) Not sure what manifolds you are using on your 440 but if you are using the 75 manifolds you may need a different dip stick and tube. I can't help you with that. I can ship you these pulleys for $90.00 including shipping.

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That looks like what I need. I'm going to put 68/69 HP manifolds on the 440. So a 69 style dip stick should be ok. Let me check my 440 fund to see if I can swing that. I just bought a 489 ring and pinion.. and the money is getting tight..

 

[Sixpactogo]

sent you a PM

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Got it. Will let you know asap.

 

[paris401]

i have a bunch of pulley's... i will send u a pm with pic's... i'll need $75 + shipping- or make me an offer- pm on the way

 

[cr8crshr]

I have a brand new 2 groove crank pully that I got for a long gone project. I really want it gone so pm me for a few pics and my price. I don't want a lot and my shipping will surprise you. PM me if interested...cr8crshr/Tuck

 

[moparjohnny]

I have 3 items I need Crank pulley,water pump pulley and a oil dipstick with tube. My pulleys were very rough and the oil dipstick was missing. Power steering and a single grove alternator. If that helps. Not looking for showroom or NOS just something better than rusted..

i might have what you need,see you again.