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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Nov 2005
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      Morgantown, WV
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      Is this a good Engine Block

      This is probably a very stupid question, but I looked this block up at mortec.com and this is what I found:
      10051107...454...............4-bolt, Bowtie, MkIV, 9.8" deck, siamesed cylinder barrels, 4.25" semi-finished bores, can be bored to 4.50"

      Is there anything special about this block? I do not build engines, but I have an opportunity to buy this block. The guy wants me to make him an offer, but I do not know what it is worth. It is brand new, never used. Any help is greatly apprecaited.
      Thanks,
      Rich

      Rich Shinkovich II
      Bowtieguys
      S3 "BAD NEWS" 67 Chevelle SS


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Nov 2005
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      What you have is a early Bowtie Big Block there.

      You can build a killer motor out of that, 540cubes or more with ease. I've got a CNC version with billet caps laying around here that stickers for $2400+ but i'd sell for $1800-$2000 probably. The non CNC cast cap versions are easliy worth $1000. Hell a Mark IV production block if it's good is worth over $500 and you never know if they are good.

      Bret
      Bauer Racing Engines
      Specializing in late model GM motors

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    3. #3
      Join Date
      Nov 2005
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      Morgantown, WV
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      Quote Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
      What you have is a early Bowtie Big Block there.

      You can build a killer motor out of that, 540cubes or more with ease. I've got a CNC version with billet caps laying around here that stickers for $2400+ but i'd sell for $1800-$2000 probably. The non CNC cast cap versions are easliy worth $1000. Hell a Mark IV production block if it's good is worth over $500 and you never know if they are good.

      Bret

      Great info! I appreciate your help. I think I will pick it up and build a wild roller motor finally! Big Horses!
      Rich Shinkovich II
      Bowtieguys
      S3 "BAD NEWS" 67 Chevelle SS


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