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There is another anxious buyer ahead of you. Rocket has been patiently waiting for us to hear from "RLCHIT" and I will give up on him unless we hear from him today. You will be next in line if Rocket decides to pass.

My mailbox has almost nothing in it, maybe a dozen messages. If you go back and look at the updates to the sale ad you will see most of the important info. Like it is an "R1" block and I did gather some basics.

The block is 9.2

I have posted a picture of the valley now and I'm looking for information on how we can verify the 48 or 59 degree question. Please revisit the listing and look over my new information.

Hello, Yes, I found that to be the case and I agree with you. I found that after I made my post when I went back through all the messages. I wasn't exactly sure how to handle it because you asked for more info and the others said they'll buy it. I was willing to go back and put that in...

This information is all wrong for my block. So, the guys that said it could be lots of variations were right.

Yes. I will get you a closeup inside the freeze plug. It is NOT a siamese block. You can see a very slight gap between the cylinders.

I can't recall right now. You'll have to look it up. If I posted a response, I'd be guessing. That part number is all you need when you find a listing breakdown. I think it is a 59 non-siamese and the roller cam bearing. These blocks also have extra head bolt nodules along the outer deck...

I have a new early R series racing block. It’s new and still in the shipping crate. I purchased it years ago and can’t complete the project. I’m posting it here so hopefully, it will find a new home with someone that needs it. These are rare 4 bolt blocks. This one is untouched. I'm asking for...

Nevermind. Sorry. Not what I need. Thanks, Mark

Love cars and Drag Racing!

I suggest wrapping the starter instead to keep the heat away from it. You can even find a good product at your local O'Rielly's Auto Part made by DEI called "Starter Shield" that uses velcro. I wrap it up a couple of times with the excess and use some bailing wire to secure it. Mainly because I...