john s fry

sold.....
69- 428 standard block, very nice condition, never blown up.
block with mains. stock intake manifold, and water pump housing and accs. pulleys #46 small valve hi compression heads complete.
#9792968 yh block 1969 vintage.
no crank or rods.
the price is 500.00 for all these parts listed in this ad
very nice useable shape. shipping can be arranged
located - il /wis border 35miles n of chicago
call 847-508-5090
johnsfry@comcast.net

firefrost gold

what do you want for it ?

john s fry

sorry about that. price is 500.
included is
block and mains/ standard bore # 9792968 yh code /1969 build
original intake
matching heads complete and in very good shape
water pump housing and accs and pulleys
all bolts
no crank or rods , a rare piece with most there.
i use a butler complete assembly when doing these . easy , cheap and holds up. all brand new parts. crank , rods, pistons all balanced and ready to go. i never regrind or resize pont stuff. they even have new stroker kits that work. if i can help call 847-508-5090
thanks for the interest

firefrost gold

problem for me is he ride would double the price .

john s fry

if you can really use it on a great project call me . lets see what we can do.
not many around as we all know.shipping is usually pretty reasonable for this stuff

Rickman48

I gotta friend who goes to Minn. pretty often from around Lake Zurich - I'll see when he's next going up!
What town up there??

firefrost gold

Not sure if its a great project but the kids wouldnt let me sell it after I got my olds.
stillwater just east of st paul .

john s fry

love it nice and smooth. looks like it might have a ride up there.
thanks rick. if i can help call or email me

Rickman48

Just talked to my friend this morning - he's going up sometime in Janurary - to St. Paul!
Will let me know exactly when.
P.U. in Libertyville?

john s fry

i would like to thank you for your help in this matter.
as of now this motor has a new owner.
also thanks for your updates on other matters. i will gladly help in any way i can

thanks
john s fry