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Old May 1st, 2012, 10:07 AM
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Need to Get Rid of Old Iron

Hello, all. I need to get rid of some old iron.
Although I am selling it, the goal here is to get rid of it, and not to become a millionaire.

This stuff is all pickup-only, and is located at my old man's place in western NJ, which seems closest to the largest number of potential buyers, though I am returning to Maine at the end of the week, and could bring anything up there, if it's closer.

Just to be clear, I want it gone, so if you want to make me an offer, that's fine.

EGR Intakes - $10 each:
  • 2bbl Smallblock (with attached carb with frozen shaft)
  • 4bbl Smallblock
  • 4bbl Bigblock
Heads, all with valves, springs, etc - $15 each:
  • #8 - pair - seem useable, never saw them run
  • #8 - pair - from low-mileage car, but one valve is rusted stuck ($5 for that one)
  • #4A - pair - seem useable, never saw them run

Block - 1973 350, low mileage, no ridge, clean crosshatching, with one stuck piston and rusted cylinder - $30 (I can get $40 as scrap).
It's got the crank in it now, because I haven't tried to remove it (not sure if I want to sell the crank or not).

Power Steering pumps with brackets - $20 each:
I have two, both 1967-ish with SB brackets. Never saw them work, but they look fine.

These parts all come with a money-back guarantee: If you find something significant wrong with them that wasn't apparent to either of us, I will refund your money, provided that you keep the part.

I'm looking to make a deal, so make me an offer.

- Eric
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Old May 1st, 2012, 10:27 AM
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Wish I was closer.
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Old May 1st, 2012, 10:36 AM
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Yeah, shipping's a killer.

It's basically in the way in the old man's shop, and I have no earthly use for any of it in the foreseeable future, so if anyone wants it, Bye Bye!

- Eric
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Old May 1st, 2012, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by MDchanic
Need to Get Rid of Old Iron
I once had an elderly horse by that name. Couldn't find anyone to take him, so we finally had to have the vet put him down.

Originally Posted by MDchanic
shipping's a killer.
That was our thought as well. If we had had to ship him anywhere, he'd have died along the way.
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Old May 1st, 2012, 12:54 PM
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I'd hate to try to ship a horse.
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Old May 1st, 2012, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by coppercutlass
I'd hate to try to ship a horse.
I think it's easier if you gut them first.
But then you need refrigerated transport.

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