Which of the "HEMI's" are the rare one's? There is a 392 balanced and blueprinted in an auction this weekend and was wondering about what it would be worth. Here is a link to the auction.
The 392 was the one the top fuel guys wanted. I would just about bet it'll go high, if its in good shape better mortgage the house. That was slick how they sandwiched it in with the tractor stuff. Good eye friend. Maybe it'll go for a couple grand if no one else noticed it.
i paid 1700 for a 331 being sold by blownolds... but it had some nice speed stuff on it. porkNBEANS is right... those 392's fetch a pretty penny.
5k? I was thinking $500. WoW, I will have to go out and see what it brings or bid on it. Chris Nelson Kansas
Sodbuster dont be shy or get scared away just cause its a 392.The last std bore block I got I paid 40 bucks for it. Granted thats a rare price.Ive got 5 of em and a ton of parts, throughout the past 5-7 yrs. If you really want one you will find em without breaking the bank. Personally I wouldnt pay more than 1,200 for a complete core.Look on the top of the block where the valley cover is see if it has a A-1 cast in it they are the ones to get.---FEDER
My rebuilt 1956 DeSoto hemi with a supposedly rebuilt 700R4 came to a total of $2800, bought through ebay.
SOLD: $1500 dollars complete w/heads. I bid it to $800 but had to back off since we are buying a house at the end of May. The stock pistons and Carter AFB's sold for $27 to the same guy. And the tranny for it sold for $2 dollars along with the other tranny's sitting around it. If I only had the space and all of my coin was not going into this house, I would have bought alot more. Chris Nelson Kansas Oh yea, I did meet a guy who used to be friends with the owner of the stuff who has a few Model A's an some Model B motors. And he has a 29' Sedan forsale, I told him that I would call him back in a couple of weeks.