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February 27th 2005, 21:22
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depends on what you want the motor for...
it is probably a great candidate for a rebuild or if you want to part it out there is much more then $300 worth of parts to sell....
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February 28th 2005, 12:41
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I Dont know about it "drawing Water in to the engine" but the case can be corroed from sitting in water. If the heads look good they are worth the price.
You can then find a case if that one turns out to be bad.
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February 28th 2005, 14:03
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Thanks for the replies. I thought it would be worth it also. I was thinking of it as the internals and the block are junk. This may not be true but since I can't inspect them it is possible. But, I did think that the carbs and heads would be worth it.
The thing about the water is, I was told something such as an aluminum transmission would sweat, condense, draw in moisture, whatever through itself and could corrode what is on the inside. Just curious... How do I ID the carbs?????? Numbers, shape, what???? Thanks Guys. How much is an average on manifolds and a good linkage? Drew23
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