Sure hate to see this get scrapped

I stand corrected. I followed the link to a different set of cranks that was listed. Sorry about that and good luck!
Bob

 

The casting numbers listed for the "392 Chevy" are for sure showing them to be 392 Chrysler-- IF he has listed the casting number honestly-- I checked them against real Chrysler 392 cranks --they match.

 

After looking at the list I think where it says "392 Chevy", he meant to type "392 Chry". I can see how that mistake could be made when typing from a handwritten inventory.

Good deal for somebody!

 

Great score. His numbers are off everywhere! Here's the Pontiac numbers:
9799103 30 10-- pont = 1970 455

525887 10 10-- 301 pont = Pontiac 265

531369 10 10-- 400 pont = 59-62 389

521602 10 10-- 287 pont = 316 steel

9782769 30 10-- pont = 69 428

544191 std std-- 400 pont = 63 389

521602 10 10-- 287 pont = 316 Steel

521601 10 10-- 287 pont steel = correct

531369 10 10-- 400 pont = 59-62 389

531369 30 10-- 400 pont = 59-62 389

 

THANK YOU for saving those. You will do very well over a period of time. Probably make a whole bunch right off the bat, and the rest is gravy for several years. You deserve 100% of the profits.

We need to have a "S****per Alert" section on the HAMB for this sort of thing as well as junkyards crushing out, etc.

 

wow, very cool. Its nice to see the old vintage parts being saved.

 

Mother's day is the only reason I didn't win that myself. I was cooking all day, and had no idea. I was ready to invest $2-3K easy. Glad one of us got it. That would be a ***** to get back to Jersey.