SBC 6qt Oil Pan Kit Black 67 CHEVY II 58-79

The WEIAND SBC 6qt Oil Pan Kit Black for 67 Chevy II (1958-79) is a complete rear-sump engine oil pan assembly engineered for Small Block Chevy engines in classic GM X-Body vehicles. This verified original-equipment-compatible kit delivers the capacity and clearance specifications required for street and performance applications where factory pan geometry conflicts with modern chassis modifications or lower ride heights.

The 6-quart capacity provides 20% additional oil volume over stock applications, improving thermal stability during sustained driving and reducing oil temperature cycling that accelerates viscosity breakdown. At 8.125 inches deep, the pan maintains ground clearance compatibility with lowered suspensions while accommodating a full-flow pickup tube assembly. The kit ships complete with gasket material, fastener hardware, and a two-piece seal design that eliminates the leak-prone single-gasket vulnerability common in original installations. Steel construction with black paint finish resists corrosion and integrates seamlessly into any engine bay aesthetic.

This pan system is essential for builders restoring 1962-1967 GM X-Body vehicles—particularly Chevy II, Nova, and Acadian platform models—where engine bay modifications demand reconfigured oil circulation. The rear-sump design allows freedom in front-end chassis layout, block heater placement, and header tube routing that forward-sump pans restrict. Installation requires basic hand tools and competency with gasket sealing procedures; professional-level fitment ensures oil passage integrity and leak-free operation across temperature ranges.

WEIAND has maintained a reputation for manufacturing-quality oil containment systems since the 1960s street-rod boom, when precision-fit pans became essential to protecting exposed engine blocks. The brand's focus on integrated component design—gasket surfaces, drain plug access, mounting tabs—reflects decades of feedback from builders who demand reliability under real operating conditions rather than showroom appearances alone.