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  1. 05-21-2007 09:56 AM #1
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    1954 chevy 235ci ??

     



    Can anyone tell me what a 235 ci is worth ?? I have 2 of them; one of which is coming out of a car I am restoring. A guy offered me $50 - $100, he said that is all they are worth. I have no idea so please help
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  3. 05-21-2007 12:28 PM #2
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    Full preassure oiling 235's from the early 50's are the most desirable. $100-$500 for unrebuilt, price reflecting how compleate it is, and the condition. this is what I'v seen thru ebay.
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    A 1954 235 is pressure oiled. Running? Then I'd say close to 500 bucks. Not running, well, whatever you can get.
    If you're "Restoring" it, won't you need the engine?
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    I am putting a small block in it. The guy I bought these 2 cars from said they both ran like a swiss clock, but i never really cared I knew they were going to come out. So I am not sure if they are running, they both seem to have recent plugs and wires.
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  6. 05-25-2007 09:57 AM #5
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    Restoring is completely different from modifying. Anyone restoring a 54 Chevy will need the original 235. Dropping a V-8 in is modifying.
    There is no substitute for cubic inches
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