need a rough idea on value??

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Jonnylightening

Jonnylightening

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My buddys movin and needs space and wants to rid of his mopar engines. Im tryin to get an idea on what its worth before I buy????

1964 413 block, steel crank, and rods
1970 440 block
1971 440 block, crank(steel), rods, and pistons
1977 440 block and crank(cast)
2 sets of 452 heads with valves, springs, locks, and retainers
2 cast 440 intakes (4bbl)
 
Buddy price or Craigslist price? LOL! The intakes are not real desirable. Don't know what bore the blocks are at (std, .030) or the cranks but if he'd take $500 you'd be doing well IMO
 
Two dollars for all of it. That's rough, isn't it?
 
440 blocks are still plentiful. To me the most valuable pieces are the cranks. I buy old 440 short blocks for 100.00-150.00 The 413 block, not so much.
 
Unless it's all been magged or you've seen it run, assume they might be cracked. That's how you buy stuff. If it was me I'd be looking between $500-$700 for all of it based solely on the 440s. The 413 isn't worth much, nor are factory heads.
 
moper said:
Unless it's all been magged or you've seen it run, assume they might be cracked. That's how you buy stuff. If it was me I'd be looking between $500-$700 for all of it based solely on the 440s. The 413 isn't worth much, nor are factory heads.
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I agree. Plus, those factory intakes, unless from say a 68 to 70 and you find someone needing one for a correct resto, are only worth scrap price...which is less than 90 bucks a ton as of 15 minutes ago. So for all of it, that 500-700 is spot on.

Note: if you were closer and I wouldnt have to pay the huge shipping cost, I'd buy one of those steel cranks.
 
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