Once in a lifetime

I wish i could have it this is swweeetttt ARDUN

 

forgive my ignorance, american cars are fairly new to me. What is the significance of the ardun motor

 

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Dude, either go and do your homework and find out why that thing has a $30K buy-it-now, or just go back to drinkin your pabst...

I'll give ya a headstart... do a hamb search for as far back as you can on ARDUN

 

Pabstbelly,
Start by doing a google search on Zora Arkus Duntov.
There is a lot written about the man because he made a lot of automotive history.

I cheated you out of a "L" in your name as punishment for not knowing

 

AH, thank you, I am now more edumacted.

 

Get the latest issue of The Rodder's Journal for some excellent info on the Ardun.

Problem is, after reading it you'll want one too!!!

 

Only $1300 for new stuff

 

I think you mean 13K.
I,m glad I bought mine 18 years ago.i could not afford them now.
How many of you guys know that duntov made 2 different types of Ardun head.The first couple of hundred heads have the water necks on the front of the head.The rest have the outlet in the middle-Opposite of a flathead.
My heads are numbered 242 and 243.

 

I love the option of buy-it-now for a mere 30 large
come on powerball

 

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Those things are cool but 30 grand? Even if I had the money I still wouldnt spend that kind of dough on that.

 

F-U-C-K.....
that would look good sittin/ between the rails of my car...

 

Arduns are cool, no question. But if I have a set of those heads I'd sell them and build an entire car with the proceeds. And at a $30K sales price that car could easily have an aluminum-block FE for power...