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prost68 · 03-10-2006, 10:32 PM

I have a 67 with original 283 still in it and a 68 gold anniversary with the original un-rebuilt 307 (in storage). I've thought about rebuilding the orig 307 and putting it back in the 68 to have matching #s. Don't know if that will change the value much though. It will be about 90% stock, but I like the idea of having the original engine/trans whether it is worth more or not. The 68 now has a 355 out of a 71 blazer so its almost like having matching #s. I agree with bouncytruck, if it is mostly stock, its got to add some value.

03-10-2006, 10:32 PM	#3
prost68 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Central Arkansas Posts: 14	Re: #s matching engine block I have a 67 with original 283 still in it and a 68 gold anniversary with the original un-rebuilt 307 (in storage). I've thought about rebuilding the orig 307 and putting it back in the 68 to have matching #s. Don't know if that will change the value much though. It will be about 90% stock, but I like the idea of having the original engine/trans whether it is worth more or not. The 68 now has a 355 out of a 71 blazer so its almost like having matching #s. I agree with bouncytruck, if it is mostly stock, its got to add some value.