Rare Complete 1963 Pontiac 421 Tri-power 370 Horsepower Motor on 2040-parts.com
Paradise, Pennsylvania, United States
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RARE Complete 1963 Pontiac 421 H.O. Tri-Power 370 Horsepower Motor. Virgin Block, Block 544988,11B,W, Heads 9770716, Exhaust Drivers side Manifold 37455, the other side I can't read. Have all the hardware for engine and Heads.the bores and crank journals where oiled back when he got it, you can't really see it in the picture. I am selling this for my nephews. My brother bought this motor back in the mid 80's to put in his 64 2+2. My bother died of cancer back in 2005. His four boys wanted to get this rebuilt and get his 64 back on the road. The car has a lot of history with the family since he bought in 1969. But time with raising there families and running there family business, plus storage problems they decided to sell.
Also have 1964 Pontiac Catalina 2+2 389 4-Speed, 1962 Complete Posi rear end with springs out of 62 Catalina convertible, and 4 center sections for 8-lug Pontiac Wheels. Must pick up or maybe meet if close. |
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