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I've got a 1951 216 engine.. all in tact.. that hasn't been started for about 15 years since the PO pulled it into a barn. I'm parting it out and wondering what the engine is worth as I have several interested local bolters. Any advice would be appreciated.


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If it turns it is worth more than if it does not. If it runs it is worth more than if it does not. If it is painted it will bring more than if it is not. That being said, I got my spare, a running, pretty 1953 216, free of charge from a fellow Stovebolter: Burgandybolt.


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Take a look on ebay. Many times, the opening bid on these engines is less than $200.


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Hold on to it. In 40 or 50 years it will be one of a kind! Mine was running - I sold it for scrap. I might have been able to negotiate with someone for more $ but your time is worth something.
I guess I should have listed it here on "parts for free".


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IMO since everyone seems to crave 235/261's they have no current value. I offered mine "Free to a Good Home" and gave it to a fellow Bolter who drove it 2000 miles fully loaded and pulling a trailer. Just mine 2 cents.

Why are you giving up on it, if I may ask?

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Originally Posted by BIG CHEVY 3600
Hold on to it. In 40 or 50 years it will be one of a kind!

Yea, the way these things are going to scrap yards that might not be a bad idea.

Could this another one of those things that come to mind down the road when you say "If I had only known then what I know now."


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