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#1016483 03/24/2014 1:35 PM
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I have a truck that I want to sell. It has a 235 engine and 4 speed from a 48 to 54 truck. It's got a show quality paint job and almost everything has been rebuilt. I have way to much money in this truck! What I want to know is how will the value be affected not having the original 216 engine and transmission?


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Depends on what the buyer is looking for. In my area the trucks that are "slightly" modified for todays highway speeds go for more than the 216's. Just my opinion and observations.



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