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My '54 235 that I have in my '50 Chevy is beginning to smoke quite a bit even though it runs well. I am thinking that pretty soon it is going to need to be rebuilt. Does anyone know of a reputable rebuilder in the area and one that is familiar with the stovebolt engines?
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Huck, my nephew has used a guy in Gaffney, S.C. and he does excellent work but I can tell you he is "proud" of his work to. However, it does not hurt to talk and get some common ground and price. If interested I can get his name and number from my nephew. Drop me a PM or email which address is in my profile.


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Mike,

I got Troy Robertson in Huntersville, NC to rebuild my 1954 235. He certainly knows his way around General Motors inline engines. I have not driven the engine any long distances yet, but it purrs like a kitten and does great on yard drives.

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Do you have the contact information for Troy?
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Mike,

Sorry for the delay...work is taking up too much time from pleasure.

Troy's number is 704.875.2783

You can shoot me a PM if you want to discuss.

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....a place down in Johnston, S.C. that my nephew has gotten several engines rebuilt is http://www.cmengines.com/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx

He sings their praise on engines from rice burners to big dodge trucks. They pick up the original engine, rebuild it and bring it back. Prices are very competitive and they been in business for years. I understand they also build engines for NAPA and probably others. HotRodLincoln may know of them too.

...when the 270K engine in my Silverado pukes this is where its going. I can't rebuild it for what they can.

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I live in Huntersville, NC. Troy Robertson just built a new engine for me. The name of his shop is Old Inline Power. He can build you a stock engine, or a custom engine to your order. He has several custom built engines, in his shop, that he designed and built the intake and headers himself. Troy is a great guy and does awesome work. I highly recommend him to anyone who wants a professional built engine. His shop number is 704-875-2783. Tell him Joe Kirkpatrick sent you.
Here is a link to pics and a video of my new engine ready for it's first fire up. ( New Engine )


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Thanks for the additional information and pictures. You engine sounds great!
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thumbs_up You are very welcome! I don't think you will find a better inline engine rebuilder anywhere.


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Troy did mine as well, great guy knows his stuff! he is old school no computer.


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