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#12805 02/14/2002 5:31 AM
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what is the value of a 58 235?

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How many miles? does it run?

How much oil pressure?

how good is the compression?

Is it complete?


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dont know miles as far as running idoubt it complete pretty much xcept for manifolds parts have been takin off but i think i have most of them it was sitting in the back of my truck when i got it

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Around here a rebuildable 235 block goes for about $100, a little more if it's complete.


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What's it weigh?????

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Probably about 300 henweigh,,,, grin


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I am with Profitt, that is only worth its weight in iron. I see running 235's for sale all the time from guys that pull them out to hack their truck into a V8.


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#12812 02/16/2002 5:32 PM
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so scrap it

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DON'T scrap it. Somebody out there may need one good part off of it. Post a for sale ad on the swap meet under parts for sale.


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I don't know about the weight, but I did learn that if you take a 235 to a machine shop and tell them that it's in the trunk of your Bonneville (in pieces) that they won't believe you.


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