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How to ID an engine shroud

I am trying to ID what engine this shroud is for so I can list it. Any info on what distinguishes the model years is appreciated.
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That's amazing thanks. I am looking for a distinguishing feature on mine that would differentiate it as a anything from a 2.4 to a 3.2 (except 2.4 MFI) Thoughts?
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Any thoughts on fair market price?
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Looks like a 2.7L CIS shroud. The earlier shrouds didn't have the extra integrated air duct, also the runner inlets are uniquely shaped for MFI, Carbs, CIS or Motronic.
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So not 3.0 CIS?
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It doesn't look to be painted, so I think that you have a 1974 CIS shroud. The 74 had the injectors located in the runners, so the shroud does not have the extra, little notch in it, used to clear the later year CIS injectors.

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Ahh perfect. Thanks!
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Since the holes for the throttle console are blanked......

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