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  1. 10-30-2012 04:33 PM #1
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    Is there any particular reason you have to build a 305??? GM has some great prices on 350 ci crate engines assembled similar to what you have described doing to your 305, and the GM engines come with a warranty!!!! Just an option to consider.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Is there any particular reason you have to build a 305??? GM has some great prices on 350 ci crate engines assembled similar to what you have described doing to your 305, and the GM engines come with a warranty!!!! Just an option to consider.....
    I had typed a very similar reply, saying "Why are you putting money into a 305??", but then deleted it. If it were me I wouldn't spend a nickel on a 305 engine, especially one already 60 over...
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