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Old 02-07-2006, 01:50 PM
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hello Everyone,
My buddy has stumbled onto 6 or 7 SBC's that need to be rebuilt. They are all (as far as I know) a complete long block without the carbs...
They all have GM cast #'s, not all of them are the same....and they are all sitting happily on engine stands. We also have a couple of sets of seperate heads. I don't know anything about SBC's or how much they're worth. We're trying to sell them...stands included to clean out the garage. These were all previously owned by his late father. I can get pictures for everyone if curious and the GM #'s. How much could we get for each of them?

Thanks!
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Old 02-07-2006, 05:26 PM
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probably $250-$500 on the high side, depending on the intakes and heads on them....just a guess though.
Old 02-08-2006, 09:17 AM
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sweet, we were thinking like 100 a piece with the stands!

I'll do some more research!

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Well alot depends on the motors, years, etc. $100.00 is the going rate for cores.
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id be more them happy to come up there and take one off your hands

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It depends on if they are two or four bolt mains. Casting numbers do make a big difference. There are numbers on the front pad right above the coolant hole for the water pump, the back of the block on the left side, and some have dates stamped into them on the rear of the block on the right side, or near the oil filter boss.
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yes..depends on what you got...and if theyve ever been bored..how much etc..
i would like some numbers off the heads..i need a decent set..
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Any of them 86+ 1 peice rms?
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Just some helpful info for you from my years of building sbc and bbc's.

The four bolt blocks are worth a little more change than the two bolts.

Closer to a standard bore the better.

The 010 and 014 blocks are sought after by racers because they have a higher nickel content.

If you look on the front pad right in front of the passenger side head, you will see a series of letters and numbers. I have seen people pay in excess of $1000 for a coded block....example if you are looking for a block that you need for a 70Z28 restoration...built on a certain month and day....you may have it and someone needs it real bad....both of you win on that type of transaction.

Its worth doing a lot of research, taking some measurements, etc.

Same goes for the heads....a set of 2.02/1.6 heads are worth a penny or two.

I hope this helps you some......good luck on your research.

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Hey guys,
Thanks a lot for the info!! This is good stuff. I will try and get all the info off the blocks that i can and make some measurements and I will post up here. Anyone have any good links to check out?

Thanks a lot!!
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Originally Posted by mikes98z

The 010 and 014 blocks are sought after by racers because they have a higher nickel content.


Mike


Not all 010 blocks are 4 bolt mains


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correct...mine is a 2-bolt in the 89 camaro
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i really need a set of heads, so if you have anything send me a pm.
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i give about 100 - 150 for a good core (No spun mains or chucked rods). I don't worry too much about the 4 bolt vs 2 bolt arguement unless I know someone specifically looking for a 4 bolt, honestly 2 boltts have beefier main webs and can be stronger than a 4 bolt with aftermarket caps. Good find!
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Alright Everyone,


Here is the Numbers that I was able to get off of every head and block that we have. Some of the blocks are pretty much fully assembled, one is just block/crank/pistons ect..

Here are the numbers

Engine 1 (43) GM 14010287 (I believe this is a 4 bolt main)
Heads GM 462624
Intake (14) GM 14014433 X
Oil Pump 373444 GM 65

Engine 2 (24) GM 3970010 (4-bolt main)
Heads GM 3973487 X (L161)
Crank GM 3932442
Intake GM 6263751

Engine 3 (28) GM 3970010
Heads 3947041

Engine 4 3951509 (this is a 400) just block/crank/pistons
This one has a massive crank in it.
Numbers on the bottom of one of the main caps: F 0818
GM T 31
Engine 5 GM 3970014 (F 25 70)(327 )
Heads 3932441 (F 30 70)

Let me know anything about these!!! I'd really like some good info on these. Links and stuff would be good
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Block Casting #'s


1410287 350 80-82 155-230hp 2 bolt passenger block
3970010....350...69-80...2 or 4bolt mains
3951509....400...74-80...2 bolt main
3970014....350...70-76...2 or 4bolt main



Heads
462624.....75-86...350/400......76cc chamber, 1.72/1.5, 1.94/1.5 or 2.02/1.6 valves

3973487....71-72...350..........used on 71-72 350 LT1, 75cc chamber
3947041....69-70...302/350......"Right angle" casting identifier, 64cc chamber, accessory holes, good HP head
3932441....69-70...350..........76cc chambers

So they are mostly old truck engines, but still a great find!
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does anyone know what happen to these parts?

I am interested in the 14014433 x intake.

any info would be great!

Thanks Ryan 612-720-42one one
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