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Re: repower m international with small block chevy
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Posted by rancherruss1916 on January 22, 2005 at 14:35:14 from (64.251.161.107):
In Reply to: Re: repower m international with small block chevy posted by Bob on January 22, 2005 at 14:09:48:
bob id take $1000 for it,witch probly seems like a lot but i have about $1800 into it, the piston and sleeve cost about 350 a whole so i just put the one in, like a bone head i bught the tractor sight un seen and it wsnt supposed to be stuck.but i have a gasser that i was going to part out that i can repower so it doesnt matter wich i use i dont think that ether one will be easier or better than the other to use
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