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Old 01-10-2020, 11:23 PM
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Default 1966 original l-72 engine value
a friend has a L-72 engine his dad bought new at the parts counter from the local chevy dealer which is still in business.it is fresh pro rebuilt but never started. i havent seen all the dates yet but it is a 3869942 block, correct original heads and intake, deck is stamped T0117ID. its .030 over with aftermarket forged pistons/L72 copy camshaft. opinion on value?
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Old 01-11-2020, 05:34 PM
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Those are sweet running engines
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was bought new at parts counter in 1966 at Chase Chevrolet in Stockton Ca. chase is still in business. i would think its worth the most to a 66 or 67 corvette
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its still owned by the original owner who bought it new
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was bought new at parts counter in 1966 at Chase Chevrolet in Stockton Ca. chase is still in business. i would think its worth the most to a 66 or 67 corvette
----Not 67 as 67 big blocks were all 351's!......Bill S
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date codes are 1966
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why are we selling in this forum?
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Its called a mistake,sorrrrrrrrrrry
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