1956 Chevy V8 265 Engine, 2 Bbl Rochester on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, Indiana, United States
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1956 Chevy 265 V8 engine. This motor has been sitting in my woods for the last 15 years. Looks like it will need to be rebuilt or parted out. See pictures for full details. No visible cracks on Engine Block or Heads. Valve Covers and Drain Pan rusted through.
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