FS: 1970 Olds 455 engine with correct carb
#1
FS: 1970 Olds 455 engine with correct carb
Last year I purchased a Rallye 350 that had a 455 engine. I have now decided that I will sell this engine and rebuild the car with a 1970 350 engine. The engine itself is a 1970 Olds 455 with a 7040251 carb and correct E heads and cast iron manifold. I am selling this engine complete but without air and alternator brackets and power steering brackets and pump as I will need them on the 350 engine. Transmission also not included. You will notice in the videos I took yesterday, that the engine is painted gold. I assume the previous owner wanted to make it look stock in the Rallye.
Based on what I know this engine was installed in this car in the late 90's but does not have much mileage on it as this car has been driven very little since 2003 and it has been in my garage for a year now. It took me only a couple of minutes to crank it up after sitting for a year.
I am located in Montgomery, Alabama. If you have an interest please PM me and we can discuss further. The car was only driven about 20 miles after I got the car, but the engine runs good and is supposed to be a correct 1970 365HP 455 engine. The video links below show the engine running and also there is one at the rear of the car so you can hear the exhaust.
Thanks,
Emory
video links:
http://youtu.be/xKrfLFY_jmg
http://youtu.be/zKH6Qq3zGSM
http://youtu.be/88CTbY763rE
http://youtu.be/lOzisw3auAQ
Based on what I know this engine was installed in this car in the late 90's but does not have much mileage on it as this car has been driven very little since 2003 and it has been in my garage for a year now. It took me only a couple of minutes to crank it up after sitting for a year.
I am located in Montgomery, Alabama. If you have an interest please PM me and we can discuss further. The car was only driven about 20 miles after I got the car, but the engine runs good and is supposed to be a correct 1970 365HP 455 engine. The video links below show the engine running and also there is one at the rear of the car so you can hear the exhaust.
Thanks,
Emory
video links:
http://youtu.be/xKrfLFY_jmg
http://youtu.be/zKH6Qq3zGSM
http://youtu.be/88CTbY763rE
http://youtu.be/lOzisw3auAQ
Last edited by '73 Olds 442; December 22nd, 2011 at 06:30 PM. Reason: add video links
#3
correction
Emory
Last edited by '73 Olds 442; December 22nd, 2011 at 06:27 PM.
#5
I would consider it. I would have to get a quote from a trucking company and figure out the best way to mount it so it would not get damaged. Would you want it shipped to Erie, PA? By the way, do you know anyone who works for STERIS Corp in Erie. I actually work for the STERIS plant in Montgomery.
Thanks,
Emory
Thanks,
Emory
#7
I have been told that this engine is be worth around $2500 maybe somewhat less since I won't be including brackets, so I am asking $2200 plus shipping. It does include the correct carb and a new water pump.
Thanks,
Emory
Thanks,
Emory
#9
I did not buy this car on ebay, but I did find it on the internet. It's a long story, but I would not do it again without going to see the car in person. This car spent most of its life in Chicago so the whole bottom is rusted out and on top of that it has been t-boned so what is not rusted out is bondo. To save the car I may have to re-body the car and repair or replace the frame. I was going to fix it up and leave the 455 engine in it. But now I am going to rebuild the car and put the correct 350 back in the car and bring the car back to what it is supposed to be. It won't be all original but it will be period correct and at least I will have saved a Rallye 350 that probably should have been junked.
Emory
Emory
Last edited by '73 Olds 442; December 23rd, 2011 at 01:25 PM.
#12
It won't be that bad! It has just been a larger project than I expected and will take longer than I planned. The next phase now will be to sell the 455 engine so I can get the 350 engine finished. After that I can get the frame restored and then I can move on to the body.
Emory
Emory
#13
Last year I purchased a Rallye 350 that had a 455 engine. I have now decided that I will sell this engine and rebuild the car with a 1970 350 engine. The engine itself is a 1970 Olds 455 with a 7040251 carb and correct E heads and cast iron manifold. I am selling this engine complete but without air and alternator brackets and power steering brackets and pump as I will need them on the 350 engine. Transmission also not included. You will notice in the videos I took yesterday, that the engine is painted gold. I assume the previous owner wanted to make it look stock in the Rallye.
Based on what I know this engine was installed in this car in the late 90's but does not have much mileage on it as this car has been driven very little since 2003 and it has been in my garage for a year now. It took me only a couple of minutes to crank it up after sitting for a year.
I am located in Montgomery, Alabama. If you have an interest please PM me and we can discuss further. The car was only driven about 20 miles after I got the car, but the engine runs good and is supposed to be a correct 1970 365HP 455 engine. The video links below show the engine running and also there is one at the rear of the car so you can hear the exhaust.
Thanks,
Emory
video links:
http://youtu.be/xKrfLFY_jmg
http://youtu.be/zKH6Qq3zGSM
http://youtu.be/88CTbY763rE
http://youtu.be/lOzisw3auAQ
Based on what I know this engine was installed in this car in the late 90's but does not have much mileage on it as this car has been driven very little since 2003 and it has been in my garage for a year now. It took me only a couple of minutes to crank it up after sitting for a year.
I am located in Montgomery, Alabama. If you have an interest please PM me and we can discuss further. The car was only driven about 20 miles after I got the car, but the engine runs good and is supposed to be a correct 1970 365HP 455 engine. The video links below show the engine running and also there is one at the rear of the car so you can hear the exhaust.
Thanks,
Emory
video links:
http://youtu.be/xKrfLFY_jmg
http://youtu.be/zKH6Qq3zGSM
http://youtu.be/88CTbY763rE
http://youtu.be/lOzisw3auAQ
Thanks,
Emory
#14
On earth, your looking at more like $800 at best...
Good luck with the sale.
#15
#16
Hey guys, I sent a PM to share some thoughts with him. In the past we've had some nasty back and forth over "what it's worth" and try to avoid that. Typically when a person posts an item for sale and gets no response he'll figure out his price is high. John
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Last year I purchased a Rallye 350 that had a 455 engine. I have now decided that I will sell this engine and rebuild the car with a 1970 350 engine. The engine itself is a 1970 Olds 455 with a 7040251 carb and correct E heads and cast iron manifold. I am selling this engine complete but without air and alternator brackets and power steering brackets and pump as I will need them on the 350 engine. Transmission also not included. You will notice in the videos I took yesterday, that the engine is painted gold. I assume the previous owner wanted to make it look stock in the Rallye.
Based on what I know this engine was installed in this car in the late 90's but does not have much mileage on it as this car has been driven very little since 2003 and it has been in my garage for a year now. It took me only a couple of minutes to crank it up after sitting for a year.
I am located in Montgomery, Alabama. If you have an interest please PM me and we can discuss further. The car was only driven about 20 miles after I got the car, but the engine runs good and is supposed to be a correct 1970 365HP 455 engine. The video links below show the engine running and also there is one at the rear of the car so you can hear the exhaust.
Thanks,
Emory
video links:
http://youtu.be/xKrfLFY_jmg
http://youtu.be/zKH6Qq3zGSM
http://youtu.be/88CTbY763rE
http://youtu.be/lOzisw3auAQ
Based on what I know this engine was installed in this car in the late 90's but does not have much mileage on it as this car has been driven very little since 2003 and it has been in my garage for a year now. It took me only a couple of minutes to crank it up after sitting for a year.
I am located in Montgomery, Alabama. If you have an interest please PM me and we can discuss further. The car was only driven about 20 miles after I got the car, but the engine runs good and is supposed to be a correct 1970 365HP 455 engine. The video links below show the engine running and also there is one at the rear of the car so you can hear the exhaust.
Thanks,
Emory
video links:
http://youtu.be/xKrfLFY_jmg
http://youtu.be/zKH6Qq3zGSM
http://youtu.be/88CTbY763rE
http://youtu.be/lOzisw3auAQ
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