Re: and you though hemis were expensive to build......
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Anything that's old school/resto is probably going to bring big bucks, if it's legit & not been repaired multiple times. Original Cammer parts are high too.
72 Plymouth Roadrunner 11.08@123.25
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Re: and you though hemis were expensive to build......
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06/16/16 12:41 PM
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A buddy of mine saw a Yenko Nova for sale on a side street in Stamford CT back in the mid 70s. He stopped to inquire. The engine was in the guys garage apart, and had some main bearing issues. My buddy checked it out, realized the block was aluminum, and thought "No way, its going to be hard to fix this thing it'll probably keep having main bearing issues, who the heck would want an aluminum block?"
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Now I need to pin those needles, got to feel that heat Hear my motor screamin while I'm tearin up the street
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Re: and you though hemis were expensive to build......
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06/16/16 10:43 PM
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I know a guy that knows a guy with one of these blocks sitting in his basement. It also has spun main bearing problems. And it is absolutely true that the less existing parts there are, the more someone will pay. The better the condition, the more moola you'll fetch. I had people fighting to pay $4000 for an old BMX bike frame. Small availability = big bux!
"use it 'till it breaks, replace as needed"
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Re: and you though hemis were expensive to build......
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06/17/16 04:51 PM
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I know a guy that knows a guy with one of these blocks sitting in his basement. It also has spun main bearing problems. And it is absolutely true that the less existing parts there are, the more someone will pay. The better the condition, the more moola you'll fetch. I had people fighting to pay $4000 for an old BMX bike frame. Small availability = big bux! What BMX frame trendz?
unions....the folks who brought you the weekend!
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Re: and you though hemis were expensive to build......
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The earliest Haro Freestyler #zt 0007
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