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What's it Worth 440 block .030 over. Needs one sleeve.

Most scrap dealers here will give about $20 for the block. Anything more is a bonus.
 
I was going to say $300, but ask $200 if you want to get rid of it more quickly.

Can you post a better picture of the cylinder crack? Just curious, that's all.
Sure.

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If those dont show it, these might.

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I don’t mind being teased. I can take it almost as well as I give it!
 
I have a C coded 440 ('67) in my backyard that has no use. Broken ears and cracks in the water jacket.

It is not worth my while dealing with tweakers and drop-kicks by advertising it.

Do I use it to grow Begonia's, or should I just fill it up with Chives and Mint? Tough choice....BTW it is already bored 60-thou over.

:xscuseless:
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Picture added for the naysayers who think I make this stuff up. :lol:

I’ll play along…
If the blocks are as rare there as I’d think they are, what would it cost to sleeve all 8 ?
 
Most scrap dealers here will give about $20 for the block. Anything more is a bonus.
At least Greg's has value (with a sleeve) Yours is worth the $20 and not worth the effort to haul it somewhere unless it needs to go. Long sleeve or short sleeve? Asking for a friend. :poke: :rofl:
 
I’ll play along…
If the blocks are as rare there as I’d think they are, what would it cost to sleeve all 8 ?
Sleeve one, and the rest are fine - you saved seven times what you just spent.
 
At least Greg's has value (with a sleeve) Yours is worth the $20 and not worth the effort to haul it somewhere unless it needs to go. Long sleeve or short sleeve? Asking for a friend. :poke: :rofl:
I have to wear long sleeves at work..... rules you know. :lol:
 
I meant that one of yours that is .060 over.
Here? Yeah… the other cylinders are barely used.
 
I meant that one of yours that is .060 over.
Here? Yeah… the other cylinders are barely used.
I would not bother with mine - it's either a flower pot or a coffee table.
 
Have a buddy that sleeved all 8 years ago but it was a numbers matching block to a fairly rare car. He has a small machine shop like I do and we were able to do it. Lots of work but 'doing it yourself' is cheap.....
 
I’ll play along…
If the blocks are as rare there as I’d think they are, what would it cost to sleeve all 8 ?
I'm not a machinist, but boring all 8 cylinders after sleeving them sounds like a nightmare.
 
I’ll play along…
If the blocks are as rare there as I’d think they are, what would it cost to sleeve all 8 ?
Think of it this way Greg, It's a 440 block (only) that needs repair. It has value but not much because it isn't anything special. Selling it may be a problem. It has to be cheap because shipping is really out of the question. That really narrows down your buying audience.
 
I'm not a machinist, but boring all 8 cylinders after sleeving them sounds like a nightmare.
Being a 'mocheanist' helps but yeah, it's work.....but not really a nightmare.
 
I sat a series of aptitude tests in England back in 1991, and discovered I should have been a Plumber. :rofl: Scored above 90%, and around 82% for electrical.

I took the Sparky jobs.
Didn't want to be a turd-herder, Rog? :rofl:

Don't shoot me, I got that phrase from my plumber down at work lol
 
It's good for a mockup block. There was someone looking for one in the want ad section about a month ago.
 
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