value of stuff
- Thread starter tet68
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Simply put, they're worth what someone will pay you for them.
On those, the oxidation looks pretty heavy and the knock-out looks like it was cut with a hammer rather than a hole saw. Mickeys were made with decent aluminum though and usually clean up nicely. Most of the time you can get $50-$125 a pair in similar condition regardless if they're the Holley / Mickey Thompsons like yours or the more recent castings. Some M/Ts for the big blocks were made in Japan with inferior metal and minor cosmetic differences. They're easy to spot.
On those, the oxidation looks pretty heavy and the knock-out looks like it was cut with a hammer rather than a hole saw. Mickeys were made with decent aluminum though and usually clean up nicely. Most of the time you can get $50-$125 a pair in similar condition regardless if they're the Holley / Mickey Thompsons like yours or the more recent castings. Some M/Ts for the big blocks were made in Japan with inferior metal and minor cosmetic differences. They're easy to spot.
DesertRat
Leading edge boomer
If you want to sell the stuff, take a little time and clean it up. May not bring any more money but may help it sell.
I sold a set of those valve covers bead blasted and powdercoated as soon as I listed them on here but cant remember what the selling price was.
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