What's current value of "F" heads.
July 3rd, 2014, 08:47 AM
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July 3rd, 2014, 09:30 AM
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so as of this writing, there has been no reproductions of any of the desired heads for 68 69 H/O or 1970 and 1971 W-30? Is this accurate?
Havent bought from parts place in awile but last time I checked they were not
And don't know of any other vendor who is doing that
Chris Witt on here via octania
Thanks.
Havent bought from parts place in awile but last time I checked they were not
And don't know of any other vendor who is doing that
Chris Witt on here via octania
Thanks.
July 3rd, 2014, 01:13 PM
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Like Dean said, three or four years ago The Parts Place started looking for pre-orders. As far as I've seen it never went anywhere.
I can tell you I looked into reproducing tri-carb manifold and the toughest nut to swallow is to point scan it accurately you have to cut the manifold in half. With 3D printing you're going to start seeing everything rare reproduced. Creating a core, mold, and machining for the manifold was under five grand. I can't believe no one's done the 69 H/O intake yet. Heads are a more difficult casting and more machine work but there's a bigger market.
July 3rd, 2014, 02:35 PM
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Like Dean said, three or four years ago The Parts Place started looking for pre-orders. As far as I've seen it never went anywhere.
I can tell you I looked into reproducing tri-carb manifold and the toughest nut to swallow is to point scan it accurately you have to cut the manifold in half. With 3D printing you're going to start seeing everything rare reproduced. Creating a core, mold, and machining for the manifold was under five grand. I can't believe no one's done the 69 H/O intake yet. Heads are a more difficult casting and more machine work but there's a bigger market.
I can tell you I looked into reproducing tri-carb manifold and the toughest nut to swallow is to point scan it accurately you have to cut the manifold in half. With 3D printing you're going to start seeing everything rare reproduced. Creating a core, mold, and machining for the manifold was under five grand. I can't believe no one's done the 69 H/O intake yet. Heads are a more difficult casting and more machine work but there's a bigger market.
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