1970 Rocket 350
September 10th, 2014, 05:56 PM
#1
1970 Rocket 350
1970 350 ci Rocket
Two Barrel motor
#5 heads
Motor spins freely. It had good green radiator fluid in the block and decent oil in the pan when I drained everything out.
$500.00 neg
shipping through Fastenal
I'll post pictures later in the week
Tom
(910) 224-1210
Birmingham, AL
Two Barrel motor
#5 heads
Motor spins freely. It had good green radiator fluid in the block and decent oil in the pan when I drained everything out.
$500.00 neg
shipping through Fastenal
I'll post pictures later in the week
Tom
(910) 224-1210
Birmingham, AL
September 17th, 2014, 06:37 PM
#2
Pictures
One 1970 Rocket pulled from an F-85 Sale Pending
One 1972 Rocket pulled from a running Cutlass S Sold
One 1970 Rocket pulled from an F-85 Sale Pending
One 1972 Rocket pulled from a running Cutlass S Sold
Last edited by Olds442redberet; January 27th, 2015 at 06:28 PM.
September 20th, 2014, 05:51 AM
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September 20th, 2014, 11:52 PM
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September 21st, 2014, 07:42 AM
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I pulled the motor from a 1970 F-85 and I posted the information I found on the motor.
The numbers on the block next to the distributor are a 2 283. Another member here helped me find these numbers so I could better identify the engine. And I really appreciated his help, as I am still learning about these wonderful cars of ours.
I wonder if the first 1970 models would get a late model 69 motor. Since the factory tends to use what it has on hand first during the building process. Does the date code on the block support that theory? Or, maybe the heads were swapped out at sometime over the past forty years. Or maybe the entire motor was swapped out. Who knows?
So which is it? I don't know. But I do sincerely appreciate the help and advise I get here from other members who are more knowledgable than I.
The numbers on the block next to the distributor are a 2 283. Another member here helped me find these numbers so I could better identify the engine. And I really appreciated his help, as I am still learning about these wonderful cars of ours.
I wonder if the first 1970 models would get a late model 69 motor. Since the factory tends to use what it has on hand first during the building process. Does the date code on the block support that theory? Or, maybe the heads were swapped out at sometime over the past forty years. Or maybe the entire motor was swapped out. Who knows?
So which is it? I don't know. But I do sincerely appreciate the help and advise I get here from other members who are more knowledgable than I.
January 14th, 2015, 06:41 PM
#9
I have a few motors availible.
#5 heads
#6 heads Sale Pending
#7 heads Sold
Complete motors. Many ran when pulled.
I also have a cleaned block for sale.
I have numerous Turbo 350s for sale as well. $50.00 each
#5 heads
#6 heads Sale Pending
#7 heads Sold
Complete motors. Many ran when pulled.
I also have a cleaned block for sale.
I have numerous Turbo 350s for sale as well. $50.00 each
Last edited by Olds442redberet; January 27th, 2015 at 06:28 PM.
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