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Re: Chevy 355 Value
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Posted by Peabo on June 25, 2007 at 19:08:39 from (71.76.59.119):
In Reply to: Chevy 355 Value posted by Matt Weltz on June 25, 2007 at 16:29:31:
Congratulations on seeing a project to the end and doing something productive with your time. Sounds like you did good job. We need a lot more H.S seniors like that. Somebody will give you more than a hundred dollars but probably not what you got in it parts and time. I second the idea for saving the motor for a future project. Like others have said, people looking for a hot motor will either build it themselves or with their buddies, or buy it from Summit, Jegs, GM, etc. You might get lucky though. You got a buddy with a hotrod that needs a motor? Could be alot of fun. Take it easy!! Peabo
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