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Thread: 59 401 complete engine - should I save it?

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    Russ Guest

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    I receive a complete 59 Invicta wagon to part out. It has an original 401 in it. My question is:

    Is this engine worth pulling and selling? I'm not familiar with the 401 and don't know if it's an engine in demand. It's complete top to bottom, except there's no distibutor. It turns fine. I'd be happy to receive any information about the engine and whether I should pull the engine or send it to the junker with the car. Any offers?

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    boxman Guest

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    Hang on to it! It has some value, around $300 complete. E-Bay might net you the most.
    Thanks,
    Todd

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    wdanielbern Guest

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    i would save the motor clean it up and part it out it is hard to come by nailhead parts i know where i live the intake alone will go for$1oo so maybe you can get it to

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    Owen Cooke Guest

    Do still have this motor?

    Hello,


    I am looking for a 401 to put in a Chris Craft boat. Do you still have this engine?

    If, I would like to buy it?

    Thanks,

    Owen Cooke


    owen_cooke@hotmail.com



    Quote Originally Posted by Russ
    I receive a complete 59 Invicta wagon to part out. It has an original 401 in it. My question is:

    Is this engine worth pulling and selling? I'm not familiar with the 401 and don't know if it's an engine in demand. It's complete top to bottom, except there's no distibutor. It turns fine. I'd be happy to receive any information about the engine and whether I should pull the engine or send it to the junker with the car. Any offers?

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    good luck on contacting him Owen. Russ hasn't been on the board in 4 years.
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