348 409 Chevy Engines on 2040-parts.com
Bethalto, Illinois, United States
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1958 Chevy 348, 3-2, Taken out of 1958 Chevy Complete no mismatch parts, no sleeves or cracks, block #3732811 Professional rebuild. 40 over standard compression Solid cam, int. .410, ex. 405 valves cut for better seals, motor has been balanced. Still wrapped in plastic with build sheet. Exhaust manifolds have been HPC coated. New water pump. Valve covers and intake have been powder coated. Carbs rebuilt by professional New air cleaners, new fuel lines and carb linkage installed. No disappoints Contact Gary Stock 618-567-6060 Delivery within 300 miles from St. Louis, MO |
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