Thread: price for a block
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01-07-2007 12:28 PM #1
price for a block
Is $350 a decent price for just a standard bore 454 block?
thanx
david
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01-07-2007 01:07 PM #2
Originally Posted by daveid
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01-07-2007 01:10 PM #3
dont think so. just told it was greased up for storage and standard bore with no ridge.
david
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01-07-2007 01:19 PM #4
I would make him pay for the hot tank and mag.
You could always offer to split the cost of the hot tank and mag.
If he does not want to run fast run far.
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01-07-2007 01:21 PM #5
thanx for the info and advice. i appreciate it.
thanx
david
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01-07-2007 03:49 PM #6
The 454 block would make a good starting point for a 496.
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01-07-2007 03:52 PM #7
Originally Posted by erik erikson
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01-07-2007 04:04 PM #8
Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
I still have the old slant six.
I'll go get the tig welder.
You better have that aluminum ladder ready.
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01-07-2007 04:09 PM #9
Originally Posted by erik erikson
and i just got some new tig rod
lets GO.i have sleeves in stock
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01-07-2007 05:11 PM #10
496 ...in the wifes honda she would love you for that. and hey i would help you get it to fit ........the engine
Last edited by pat mccarthy; 01-07-2007 at 05:14 PM.
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01-07-2007 05:25 PM #11
Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
There is a Honda Accord with a SBC running around Des Moines.
I say the guy at a car show last year.
All I could say was "that's different".
The guy said "can you think of a better way to make this car fly".
Well he had me on that one.
He had "channel iron " run all up and down the chassis.
Narrowed nine inch,wheel tubes, everthing you could think of had been done.
350 turbo, a 10-point cage,a 450 hp 383.
I looked at the car for awhile and his welding was good anyway.
I believe this was somewhere around 2015, Rick, Rosie and Johnboy
John Norton aka johnboy