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#1083853 02/05/2015 11:22 PM
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On my 59 Apache step side with a 235 6 cyl. What I hoped was just a blown head gasket, turned out to be a cracked head. Local engine shop said he had a head that would work. After an X ray of his head, it had a crack. Turns out the 235 were bad about cracking the head. All the heads you see online are " buyer be ware" no guarantee of no cracks.

Any advice, besides throw 235 out and put in a small block !!!

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Where is it cracked? Some machine shops can repair the cracks depending on where the crack is.


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