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03-11-2005 09:28 PM #1
How much should I expect to pay for a junkyard 350?
Gonna head to the 'yard in awhile and see about getting a 350 to use as a winter build project.
What is the going rate for a 350 pulled from a junkyard? I expect to pay a bit more for an engine that I can hear running...
Thanks.Drog
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03-12-2005 12:43 PM #2
100.00 not runing and 500.00 more or less running
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03-27-2005 07:32 PM #3
I realize by now you have already got your engine, however I wanted to let you know I bought one last Sat. It was on a shelve and they claim it ran, we'll see. Anyhow I paid $400.
Hope this makes you feel better!
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03-27-2005 07:40 PM #4
around my area it varies but the rule of thumb is $ 1.00 a cubic inch runninIF IT AINT BROKE TRY TO FIX IT ANYWAY
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03-27-2005 09:10 PM #5
I'd say Doc Bowtie is pretty close, give or take. $500 or less runnin'. Maybe a bit more depending on miles, shape, model. $100 for a core short block, maybe more depending on what is still on it, valve covers, oil pan, intake, accessories. I've seen pretty good, running 350's go for under $500, so you might shop a little and look in your local classifieds, quik quarters, etc...
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03-29-2005 10:40 AM #6
well down here in red neck land utah y dad owns a junk yard he
usually sales motors some are pretty good he sales them for like $300 bucks he brings in the cars i run them to see if the yrun and work good and then we sale em
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03-31-2005 03:43 PM #7
350
I paid 300 for mine, it had the intake, carb, distributor, water pump, starter, alternator, and powersteering pump
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03-31-2005 06:20 PM #8
I bought a 350 block and heads from a '76 Corvette for $175 when they replaced it with a rebuilt 383 but they moved just about every bolt from the 350 to the 383 and I am still buying little parts like bolts and assorted tin.
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
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