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I never messed with Chevy motors but I have a friend with a 350 in his garage in the way. He doesn't know much about it and figures its going to need a rebuild. Its is complete minus carb and distributor. How much are these worth? Thinking about for a future project.
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If it's old and has some better heads and is a 4-bolt block, maybe a little more.Comment
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sounds steep for a builder with no carb or electronicsComment
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It's only the most mass produced V8 on the planet. $50-60 max, he helps load it, and you're doing your buddy a solid favor....Comment
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$100Comment
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They're not worth anything. Tell him I'll do him a favor and come get it out of the way for him.
-AaronComment
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When you get it... I've got a MSD pro-billet dist. for it
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I've paid $300 for 30day guaranteed running engines complete. A rebuildable core would be far less.Comment
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Depends on what it is. If it is a 010 block, it would be worth more money due to being a higher nickel content. The heads alone could be worth several hundred dollars depending on what they are, such as the 487X heads. Those were only on the 1970-1972 LT-1s and highly desirable to dirt track racers. You have to be able to sell it to a knowledgeable person if it is worth anything otherwise $100 max.Comment
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$100 unless its got an older 4 bolt AND steel crank.Comment
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This, plus you really need to pull the heads and see what the bore is.Originally posted by dcs13 View PostComment
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2 piece rear mains are harder to find these days as well, value wise they aren't worth much more but it'll be easier to move.Comment
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depends on castings. I wouldnt pay more than 100. core values on sbc are shit for the most partRing and pinion specialistComment
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I gave $300.00 for a SBC 400 with 4 bolt mains, .030 over. Ready for assembly. The machining from what I am told will run you $300.00 alone. Now I just wish I had the money to build the damn thing. LOL Still sitting in my garage looking pretty.Comment
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