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  • B Block with Drilled Counterweighted Crankshaft

    This could be a good start for someone's engine build. I'd want to see it in person though, otherwise you bid at your own risk.


  • #2
    Nice grease what does the top side look like.

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    • #3
      There might be nothing wrong with a welded freeze crack, but I'd pass on it. How much has that crank been turned? What's the bore? A lot of things to take into consideration. I've seen a few complete A engines at the swap meet for $75.00 How do you know without looking at everything what you are getting besides a scrap piece of iron?

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