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Ron, Scot and I have three (3) tilt columns that all need a "hug"

There have been some conversations on a "guy" that is well versed on these.

Could anyone supply contact info?

Karl



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more ambition than brains wrote:

Ron, Scot and I have three (3) tilt columns that all need a "hug"

There have been some conversations on a "guy" that is well versed on these.

Could anyone supply contact info?

Karl


 Van Mattsen 763-350-0534,  vanz12@comcast.net      Blain, MN

This is they guy Larry referred to me.  Vanz Auto.  He Checked mine out, I was doing something wrong.  column fine, charged me nothing.  If selling, How much do you want for the spare winter intake that you have?



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Thanks Jim,

Had it a long time, I would sell.
Not sure of fair market value.

Make me an offer.

Karl

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more ambition than brains wrote:

Thanks Jim,

Had it a long time, I would sell.
Not sure of fair market value.

Make me an offer.

Karl


 I see them anywhere from 300-800 on ebay.  Have all the plugs been removed and the threads good?  I would imagine no cracks or anything broken.  Carb studs removed?  I would have to take a look sometime.  Getting closer to deciding on the rebuild.  But won't decided on rebuilding the current 350 or going the 383 stroker option or going back to a 327 until after pulling the engine.



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Take a look when we see each other next.
I think the lower, $ 300.00 number is in the range of what I might have in it.
I am sure we can figure something out.
Would rather see it go to good use, than sit on shelf.

I also have a 1968 327 complete engine in stock.
I think it was a 275hp, wouldn't run right after the owners sons replaced the cam.rolleyesheadscratchdohdunno

The cars name was "Harriet" now cut up, body gone, frame drivetrain sitting under another shell.beamup

Karl



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The 68 engine sounds interesting.  Do you know if the heads are the first design for the 291 or the second design? Probably the 1.94/1.5 valves as opposed to the 2.02/1.6.  If stock it probably has the large journal cast crank as opposed to a forged. And a Carter/Rochester intake.I think my block may be a 4 bolt, won't know for sure until the engine is out and I wanted to use a Holley carb. Thus the Winter intake. I will have to stop and look at that Intake.



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jim larson wrote:

The 68 engine sounds interesting.  Do you know if the heads are the first design for the 291 or the second design? Probably the 1.94/1.5 valves as opposed to the 2.02/1.6.  If stock it probably has the large journal cast crank as opposed to a forged. And a Carter/Rochester intake.I think my block may be a 4 bolt, won't know for sure until the engine is out and I wanted to use a Holley carb. Thus the Winter intake. I will have to stop and look at that Intake.


 I do believe all the 327's were machined for large journal cranks after 1967, same as the 350.

If I remember right, your 350 is a truck block ? and a mid-late 70's ? That has a high percentage of being a 4 bolt main, so take that as you will.



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