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  • 355 SBC & Drivetrain for sale

    I am parting out the drivetrain from my 86 camaro so I can start work on my project this winter, I am gonna leave the engine and everything in until I have a buyer that way if anyone wants to come and hear it run or go for a ride it wont be a problem. Everything is located in Jerome, MI 49249

    355. 80-86 Block. 750 Edelbrock. its bored .30 over new crank pistons, rods, push rods lifters Oil pump in summer of 07

    Cam is Hydrolic lifter XE262 From Comp Cams.

    Engine has 95 LT-1 heads

    Has the LT-1 Edelbrock Carb Intake.

    Has Flowtech Shortys and a Madrel bent Y pipe.

    Has Aluminum Griffen, Manual Radiator.

    15 inch trans cooler.

    350 Turbo Trans, not Rebuilt, has B&M shift Kit, B&M conversion kit to make the trans work the the TQ arm,Chrome B&M deep pan. with drain.

    Driveshaft for the trans.

    MSD 6A Ignition

    Dual Electric Fans

    Fuel Pressure Regulator so the engine can be ran on a TBI fuel pump (how it is right now)

    Fuel Pressure Gauge

    I have pics and videos but for some reason I cannot upload them to photobucket, I will try to figure it out sometime this week and get them posted otherwise just send me your e-mail and ill send you video/pics

    Thanks,
    Codey

  • #2
    What are you looking to get out of the radiator and fans

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    • #3
      prices??????????

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      • #4
        I would like 1800 for the entire setup, I am not sure on prices for parting it out, but I would not part it out until I had a buyer for the engine and trans that way they would be able to hear it run and go for a ride to see how it runs.
        Here are some pics:



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        • #5
          You can run LT1 heads on a Gen 1 block? I did not know that.

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          • #6
            Yup, you have to have them machined though, there are tech articles on thirdgen.org about it.

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            • #7
              bump

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