how much are these things worth? how much to rebuild? my cousin said he found a couple....

Price varies depending on what engine you get and what year it is for the Chryslers. For example, the 392 is the most expensive with complete engines being a couple grand and bare unmolested blocks going upwards of $1k. Next would be the 354 which is usually half or less than a 392, and then the 331's with the later 54+ 331's being more valuable than the early 331 extended bell motors. Rebuilt kits are in the $1500+ range with crank, rings, pistons, cam and gaskets. This doesnt include the additional cost of a front chain cover to allow for a BBC water pump to be used.

Really depends on what was found and what condition it is in, I am not positive but I believe one of the guys from RM mobarn was trying to sell a 331 longbell engine for $500 and it took awhile.

My 241 is going into a '32 Plymouth Model PB roadster. Here's what I'm starting with:

that wil be kool thats a rare kool intake only ever seen one before yours,,,,

heres a pic of my 241 hemi in my 1940 dodge coupe

I'm new to the Hemi planet, but I am building a '24
Dodge Brothers coupe using a stock frame with a one-off suicide front and a vintage sprint car open tube quickie. A 241 with twin deuces will power through a turbo 350. Should be a hoot. I'll be asking a lot of questions along the way, and I'll
photo log the build. I brought the frame in today to start mock-up.

looks like as long road,,but kool that you found a realy rare body,,,why a turbo 350 ? i run a 904 behind a 241,,

Well..........I'm primarily a Bowtie guy, but I collect and love any and all cool cars. I just happen to have a bunch of Chevy parts laying around.
Keep watching. I'm sure that you'll be surprised at how fast this car comes along.

'08 Challenger SRT8
'24 Dodge Brothers coupe
'65 Chevelle SS
'73 Camaro
'59 Star Chief
'68 GTO
'39 GMC wrecker
'69 Nova
'59 LeSabre
'95 Impala SS
'03 SSR
'55 IHC coe
'33 Ford coupe

I thought that this might be a rare car, but how rare is it?

well figure its a 1924 you said,,,any thing that old is rare,even more so thats its a dodge

QUESTION,, how hard and where can you get a rebuilt or new factory dodge red ram water pump,,not the housing just the pump,,looks sorta like a big block mopar pump,,,thanks in advance
if some one can e mail me the info that would be great,,,, fstfish66@aol.com

I don't know where a rebuilt or new would be available, but I'm not going to use mine. I'm gonna switch to the sbc pump. You are welcome to it.As for my '24, I have a super t10 laying around, so I'm probably gonna put it in the old rod.

this is my 315 dodge. just fired it on thanksgiving. pretty much a stock rebuild to look like a d 500 motor. its going im my 31 dodge. the headers are temporary as I am going to build some fenderwell style headers. this replaces my 318. I don't know if I am going to run the 426 style boots or the wire covers yet

another

i'll bet that sounds nasty with the open pipes !

My 241 Red Ram will stay right where it's at - in the engine bay of a 53 Coronet convert. Have pics of it as found after 44 years in storage, but they are too big to post.

Not mine, but the way I would build one if I had the $$$

nitro,, kool where did you get a factory style water pump from ?? ive heard there impossible to find ??thanks

44 years,,,would love to see a pic,,,,yes as far as posting this site makes it hard,,,i have pics with an older camera that were taken at 3.0 megapixel,,that wont post,,my new camera has a selection,, i reduced them to 2.2 or 2.5 megapixel,,and they seem to post usually with out problems,,

I has the water pump housing and found a guy on ebay from jersey that had a rebuit pump. I figures I would give it a try before converting to a chevy pump. I wanted that stock look also