Andy69
Oct 29th, 06, 4:36 PM
http://memphis.craigslist.org/pts/226598755.html
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: 1964 "corvette" 327 for $10,000? Brettd85 Oct 29th, 06, 6:15 PM I doubt its worth that much... Jim Mac Oct 30th, 06, 1:16 AM maybe put in one too many zeros? Heck ive got a 340hp intake from a 62 vette, someone sent me a link to ebay where one just like it was bid up to $450+ and didn't meet the reserve. so who knows? Jim sschevellefan Oct 30th, 06, 1:34 AM My old 327 was out of a vette, 64 I think. Paid $100 for the shortblock. Chris R Oct 30th, 06, 3:39 AM Yea right. Good luck getting that even with one less zero. Hell, for that price you can get a real 66-up 427 Vette motor for less then that. AZCamino Oct 30th, 06, 1:49 PM There certainly isn't anything special about a 250HP 327. Same heads and iron intake as any other small horse 327. The suffix on the block isn't that valuable and the partial VIN would be for another Corvette. NCRS would give points for an original suffix stamp but deduct points for the incorrect VIN. The date code would have to be correct also. Sorry, any points gained are not worth that much. It has an extra zero, IMO. What does FIO--SC mean? Bruce cuisinartvette Oct 30th, 06, 6:59 PM Guy who painted my car just sold a fresh '65 vette 327 shortblock, couldnt get more than $500 for it. keithb Oct 30th, 06, 7:11 PM Hell, for that price you can get a real 66-up 427 Vette motor for less then that. I wish:sad: Chris R Oct 31st, 06, 4:41 AM I wish:sad: I have seen a few Vette 427s sell for around 5-7k the last few years. Perhaps they have risen even the last 2 years or so? keithb Oct 31st, 06, 5:01 PM I have seen a few Vette 427s sell for around 5-7k the last few years. Perhaps they have risen even the last 2 years or so? good blocks that are standard or .030 bore will start around 8K that is just a bare block:sad: | ||