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Chris Craft Engine And Transmission Assembly - Portside on 2040-parts.com

US $1,795.00
Location:

Saint Augustine, Florida, US

Saint Augustine, Florida, US
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This is the portside engine/transmission assembly salvaged from a 1964 Chris Craft 38' aft cabin. The original block was 327cu. in. but in the late 70's the long block was changed and the engine is 350 cu. in. The model number on the manifold plate is - 327FL25-L, the serial number is 7000003. The Parrigon transmission model number is HF7B25-L.
This is a complete assembly with the Sendure heat exchangers intact as this is a freshwater cooled engine 

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