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09-29-2008, 02:33 AM
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Re: Value question - 1967 427 engine
The 291 head should bring $350-500 on Ebay. The 391 might bring as much as $2000. About another $350-500 for the intake. Another $2000-3000 for the short block. How many resalable parts are left on the car? Is it an SS? Tilt column would bring a few hundred more. Disc brake car?
James
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09-29-2008, 02:54 AM
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Re: Value question - 1967 427 engine
Thanks for the input!
Not an SS - just a bench seat Malibu All the glass is good, but I didnt check date codes interior could clean up for a decent driver, but the front bench is blue, rest is black. All the front end has been rebuilt, shame to waste it, but I wouldnt be into selling off each A-arm etc.
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10-10-2008, 06:59 PM
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Re: Value question - 1967 427 engine
Can you post the casting date off the side of the block? I will check my Doraville, GA 67 B-body list later and see if I have than vin number listed.
Steve
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 Steve 68 SS427 Custom Coupe 427/385/M21/3:73 68 Impala Custom Coupe 427/425/M21/3:73 68 Biscayne 2 Door 250/3 speed 68 Caprice Estate 68 Camaro SS396 4 speed
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