Up for auction is a 428 Cobra Jet block. It seems to be stock bore at 4.13 and looks like it has honed. It does have the C scratch on the back of block. It also has 428 in the center freeze plug. There is no casting number on the block. The date code is 0C18. So it is a 1970 block. It looks like it has new cam bearings in it. I do not know the history of the block. It does have a crack across the pan rail but I do not think it will affect anything or it can be repaired. Very nice block for your restoration. It will be local pickup unless you set up shipping to have it picked up I can put it on a pallet for you.Selling as is.
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