1968 Fe Ford 427 C8ae-a Block on 2040-parts.com
Orange, California, United States
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1968 FE 427 C8AE-A SIDEOILER
Ok, I don't know what I got my self into. I purchased this block from a local classified ad thinking it was an easy fix. It's not. Needs a lot of machine work (see pictures) there's a hole in the side of the block and i was told if i decided to repair it would also need sleeves. Not sure if anybody out there can repair it. It's out of my pockets... I'll try to answer any questions to the best of my knowledge. Prefer local pick ups. I am willing to ship if you prepay the shipping cost. Please feel free to ask any questions or ask for any additional pictures before bidding as its final sale SOLD AS IS! No Refunds! |
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