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early 70's 455 YC 66 heads < 100K need rebuild, intake to pan.
Is it worth $500. I'm figuring it might be a 72 with only 250hp |
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http://www.pontiacstreetperformance.com/psp/heads.html
66 heads on a 455 should be a 71 and 325HP. I'd say go for it. More reasonable price to me would be $350 to $400.00
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Brian |
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Yes it's worth it, but in this economy I'm sure the seller is willing to negotiate. It's not they're making anymore 455s...
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The Firebird, GTO & LeMans are gone...the garage is now occupied by 2005 Porsche 997 C2S and more guitars in the house... |
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I paid $400 for each of my 455s. A 71 with #66 heads, intake to pan and a 73 or 74 with 4 bolt mains and 4X 1h heads carb to pan. Your 66 heads will need the hard exhaust seats installed.
Jack.
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34 ford 3 window: All 66 GTO running gear W/m20 4 spd. Soon to have a 461 W/ 6X4s. |
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Any 455 under 500 is worth it.
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Grab it.
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The block has a casting # 304783.
There is a 71 stamped by the didtributer opening. Intake heads , pan and covers were on the block, the rest was scatterd about. I could not turn the crank manually. I am a complete novice with this. He had raced it a few times 12 years ago and pulled it when oil was gomming out the exhaust. For $450 its just going to sit around for many years before I can afford a rebuild, and it might just be a rusted hunk of metal. I think I should put the money to finishing the body. |
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