Traction Bars for 1967 and 1968
Short answer: 1968s didn’t have traction bars. For 1967, what you got depended on engine, transmission, and rear-axle type:
| Engine / Trans | Bars |
|---|---|
| OHC-6 1-bbl auto | None (unless 3.23 or higher axle) |
| OHC-6 1-bbl manual | RH side |
| OHC-6 4-bbl auto | RH side |
| OHC-6 4-bbl manual | Both sides |
| V-8 2 & 4-bbl auto | RH side |
| V-8 2 & 4-bbl manual | Both sides |
The rear-axle type also factored in — a 4-pinion rear (open or posi) got both bars/radius rods. So a 326 2-bbl convertible with two bars is plausible.
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