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RED72blazer 05-21-2004 07:12 PM

What's this part worth
 
I can get a bare 350 with four bolt mains, it's never been bored. I can pick it up for 150.00. Is this a fair price?

thanks

red72

68C15 05-21-2004 09:51 PM

fair price. what is the casting #? 3970010? if so, good block. cast or forged crank?
bought my same thing with forged crank running in a 79 G20 for $350 complete .

Bowtie468 05-21-2004 10:10 PM

Red, That sounds fair to me. I'd spend a few bucks having the block fluxed before plunking down the cash. Good Luck !

Chris :bowtie:

grayw0lf 05-21-2004 10:46 PM

What's so special about the 350 casting # 3970010? How is it different from the others?

I just picked one up last week w/ 333882 heads, new alt, starter, new quadrajet, flexplate, & headers from a 77K10 for $400.

Longhorn Man 05-21-2004 11:21 PM

IMO, 150 bucks for a bare block seems high. If it has already been mag'd from a machine shop and given a clean bill of health, then sure, but I can get compete engines all day long for less than that, and if carefull, they'd be running engines too. (running, but still ready for rebuild)

68C15 05-22-2004 07:33 AM

if memory serves me right the 3970010 has a higher nickel content. they hold a ring seal better & more resistant to overheating. one thing to look for though is if the cam brg journals are in the center of casting bulge & not offset. sign of core shift.


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