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    781 Head Price.

     



    I have been watching e-bay pricing on cylinder heads.
    A core set sold for $175 with out hot-tank and magnaflux.
    I have about 35 sets of different oval port heads sitting around.
    What do you think a set of 781's that have been hot tanked,magnafuxed,surfaced, new guides,street valve job,2.19/1.88 valves stainless steel,Comp. cam springs good to .575 lift,steel locks,steel retainers,teflon seals,ARP studs,a bowl blend,and a intake port match would bring at a swap -meet.
    The reason I ask is I have not sold heads like this in over a year.
    Have they really gone up that much??
    Fire away at what you think you would pay for a set of heads like these.

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    I would imagine about $600-$700? I haven't been on ebay in a while, but about a year ago something like that would go for $500-$600. Someone will pay that, if you consider Merlin iron oval ports are about $1300. You might be able to get a little more????

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    I would think more like $35.00! (I'm looking for a set)
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    Quote Originally Posted by erik erikson
    I have been watching e-bay pricing on cylinder heads.
    A core set sold for $175 with out hot-tank and magnaflux.
    I have about 35 sets of different oval port heads sitting around.
    What do you think a set of 781's that have been hot tanked,magnafuxed,surfaced, new guides,street valve job,2.19/1.88 valves stainless steel,Comp. cam springs good to .575 lift,steel locks,steel retainers,teflon seals,ARP studs,a bowl blend,and a intake port match would bring at a swap -meet.
    The reason I ask is I have not sold heads like this in over a year.
    Have they really gone up that much??
    Fire away at what you think you would pay for a set of heads like these.
    well you would have more in them then what there worth i had a set of merlins on ebay all fresh with new roller springs bowl work and chamber work had a hard time getting 900 for them
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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    well you would have more in them then what there worth i had a set of merlins on ebay all fresh with new roller springs bowl work and chamber work had a hard time getting 900 for them
    That is what I was afraid of.

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