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01-17-2007, 08:26 PM

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Re: origional 1967 z 28 crankshaft

I bought one last month for $150, and it has a fresh 10-10 turn on it.
There was one on Ebay last week for $199.
I had two of them in the GM boxes that were over the counter service parts from the 70's and sold them for $350 each a few years ago.

I would have to agree with Jonesy about there being more than 602 of them made.

I hope this might have been of some help.

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