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Re: Engine Worth #24986 09/26/2003 6:54 AM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 140 Pleasanton CA G George Grenley Wrench Fetcher
George Grenley Wrench Fetcher G Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 140 Pleasanton CA	We could help more with some data. Worn out? Smoking? Rod through the side? In general, I'd guess it's not worth much. There are lots of them out there, they're not 'collectible', and most folks looking for a modern 6 will go with a 250 or 292. Take whatever you can get for it. George

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Engine Worth	Alfred	09/26/2003 4:49 AM
Re: Engine Worth	roy otis	09/26/2003 5:53 AM
Re: Engine Worth	George Grenley	09/26/2003 6:54 AM

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