Modding a 74 mav (relatively long)

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  1. 19BlacK77

    19BlacK77 Member

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    IMO $600 is way too much for that motor. It should be no more than $200-$250 because the motor is apart and will need to be put back together. Save your money and get a good running motor out of a 88-93 mustang, thunderbird, truck, lincoln, and so on. I sold a very good H.O. motor that was apart and needed new rings (didn't need to be bored) for only $150. Just keep looking and a good deal will present itself. :thumbs2:
     
  2. PaulS

    PaulS Member extrordiare

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    With the machining already done and all the fittings you are getting a good deal at $600 but it is Or Best Offer so offer $300 and see what he comes back with.
     

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