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#1124400 09/16/2015 1:13 AM
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I thought the engine forum might yield the best answers to my question on the value of a 235.

I have a 56 235, complete from fan to transmission - removed from a one owner 56 pickup. It has the 848 head, and also has the foot starter and assembly. original owners nephew bought the truck from his uncle, who bought it new. Nephew decided to move the truck onto more modern frame, and removed the drivetrain with about 80K on the clock, Still running fine and I don't see anything obvious to dispute that.

I was going to swap this into my 49 Fleetline, but have decided to go a different route. What would a range be for the value of this drivetrain? I know this can be very subjective, but I was thinking the 848 head and foot starter setup would be some items of particular interest for some.. The nephew, and myself, would like to see this engine live on in somebody's project.

Thanks.

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Easy answer is what the buyer will pay.

Have you looked at your local classifieds and Craig's list for engines in the area for sale. They should help you.

I hope this helps.


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Where are you in AL?

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And you'll need to make four more posts to use the Private message system, which is a more secure way to contact folks or send out phone numbers, etc.

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If only you lived a little closer to me... I'm in desperate need of one right now.

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49fastback #1125251 09/21/2015 2:05 AM
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Brad, I'm in the Birmingham area.

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Sorry gusco, I looked for quite awhile before lucking into finding this one a reasonable distance from me. Still had to drive about 2 hours, but the guy also drove almost 2 hours to meet me halfway. He just really wanted the engine to be used, and he went the extra mile to work the deal out. I just decided to go a different route with the car.

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Check your private messages, please.
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