Help please... I am advertising in Hemmings magazine for a motor or block for my Nova. I received a call almost 2 weeks ago from a guy named Dal from Kingman, Arizona with the block I am looking for. Problem is that my very rude answering machine cut him off after the first 2 numbers into his phone # and he hasn't called back, and I don't have caller ID, and *69 didn't work because someone called right after he did, and the phone company does not record #'s. If anyone knows Dal (or maybe Cal?) from Kingman, please tell him to call me back. Thanks, Steve G. Easthampton, Ma.
Put an add in C L Mohave County Az & have him call you back or better yet have him contact you thru C L
Call Mr. D's 66 Dinner in Kingman 520 718 0066. Maybe they can post a note. Lots of car guys in for breakfast on Saturday's I was in last Saturday from San Diego for the street drags. The waitress knows them all. Can't remember her name "CRS"
try calling pick-a-part in kingman (928) 757-5333 , they have a guy working the counter named Dale that has a bunch of muscle car stuff... it might be him... he is always on the net buying and selling
what year Nova and what specific block are you looking for? might have another source for you. try this guy 928-530-6666 his name is Gary and he knows everyone in Kingman and also might have the block your looking for
It has been 6 years now since I posted my "Wanted" ad, and forgot completely about it until I was poking around here. Dal ended up calling me back suspecting his message did not get thru, and I ended up buying the 65 Nova, 327 (3790721 casting) ZB stamped block from him to replace the original ZB block for my Nova that was ruined back in 71. Dal is a retired mathematics teacher that lives in Golden Valley, and gave me a great deal on the original bore block of which I finally had balanced and blueprinted, and awaiting installation. He was a great, honest, helpful guy and a pleasure to deal with! I'd like to thank all that made suggestions on finding/ contacting Dalston. It all turned out well! Steve G. Easthampton, Ma.
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