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Old 02-09-2007, 10:18 PM
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For the past 25 years I have had what I believed to be a '67 435 hp. 427. Was going to put it in several non Vette projects but never got around to it. Now I have a nice '57 Chevy 150 that it would be fun to put it in but maybe it is worth more to a Vette kinda guy than I. Here's some block and head numbers, need to know what a fair value would be as it may end up here on the ckassifieds or E-bay. This is just a long block, no exhaust, manifolds, no try power, no pan, no timeing cover, JUST A LONG BLOCK! It was freash 25 years ago and has bin in storage in my shop ever since. Thanks,Lon
ps, I am still looking for a project '57-'67 Vette that I could build for the street, dosn't have to be fancy! Could work this motor into a trade cash thing.
Back of block casting # 3904351
Block pad T0906 JE rs 7100985
Block casting date could be 9 21 H or if you stand on your head it's H 15 6
Head both are 3904391 cast date's C 14 7 & C 15 7
Old 02-09-2007, 10:37 PM
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Heads $5,000 to $6,000
Block $4,000 to $5,000

The heads are not original to the block. (8 months apart)
Block: August 15, 1966 Heads: March 14, & 15 1967.
Block assembled September 6, 1966. Yes "JE" is 435hp.

I assume it is a 4 bolt main.

The heads will easily sell for $5,000 maybe more.

This will get you close.
Old 02-09-2007, 10:54 PM
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I am totally blown away! I feel like I was just on the Antique Road Show and had a family heirloom appraised for big bucks! Thanks knight, you made mine! Now to decide what to do, what to do............. Lon ps, yep 4 bolter and oil windage tray!
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The heads are really scarce especially date codes that close.

Here is a set that sold on e-bay out of Canada (more fees to get them out). $4,500

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7302&rd=1&rd=1

One is a July 21, 1966 and the other is a February 15, 1967.

Yours are more valuable.
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Those heads are a hole lot more presentable than mine, but I assume any one buying a set for their '67 project would tear them down before install anyway no matter how nice they looked. I have about 8 more sets of BB heads off various motors over the years, I better check them out also. I know non of them are HIPO heads but still might be worth something to someone! Thanks Again, Lon
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The value is in the numbers. Nothing else.

Bare would be better. That way you can keep the parts and they don't think they are buying something they don't need.
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Block pad T0906 JE rs 7100985
Another near miss!

Looking for 390 hp out of vin #7100932.
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Originally Posted by 67L36Driver
Another near miss!

Looking for 390 hp out of vin #7100932.
Gee L36, I don't think you'll get closer than this. Get the block and you'd only lose 25 NCRS points for the vin. No reason you can't build it as a 390hp, right?
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Please post a pic of the stamp pad so we can see further examples of an original pad.
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Originally Posted by Seaside63
Gee L36, I don't think you'll get closer than this. Get the block and you'd only lose 25 NCRS points for the vin. No reason you can't build it as a 390hp, right?
'Old Blue' would not be happy with a substitute. He wants His block.

Too many fakes out there now.
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67driver, do you have heads for your 390hp that you don't have the block for? Lon
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Originally Posted by LonR
67driver, do you have heads for your 390hp that you don't have the block for? Lon
Nope, BB had been replaced by a junkyard 327 when I bought him in '76. 'Old Blue's' engine most likely was blown or ended up in someone's shoebox Chebby.

After we found the build sheet in '91 I piecemealed a 427 together for a reasonable facimile, 454 truck block, '69 pass car heads, steel crank, good rods etc.

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