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I found a few from searching here and online. Any strong recommendations?

http://www.internalengineparts.com/
Egge Machine Company
Kanter Auto Products
Patrick's Antique Cars & Trucks


Sort of stock 1950 Chevrolet 3100
235 (The engine shread) (Engine assembly)- 4 speed - 12 bolt - stock front axle with power disc brakes
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I have bought from Egge, Kanter and Patrick. Egge seems to still have more made in USA stuff. Kanter is just about all Asian stuff. Patrick Dyke and his son can give you a lot of advice over the phone. Patrick has been playing with 6 cylinders for at least 30 years that I know of. I actually prefer to buy NOS on eBay, but it takes time until the right part comes up and then its easy to forgot what you have and you wind up with a lot more spare parts than you will ever need.

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I have purchased two kits. One for a 216 I was converting to full pressure and the other a 261 that I was building for a worked over fun car. Both came from "Chevysoftheforties." The 216 kit came with the correct crank drilling and other modifications instructions as well. I am very pleased with both kits.
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Besides those listed above you can buy rebuild kits from The Filling Station too.


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