RE: 413 engine - what's it worth?

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If it's a healthy motor with those hi-po parts, I'd guess $1000, if not 
a little more. Just a core 440 runs $300-600, so yours should be worth 
considerably more. That opinion wasn't even WORTH $.02!
Brian Schlump wrote:
> 
> I have to make some room in my garage to add a '68 Charger, so I plan to 
> 
> sell the 413 engine that was in my '64 when I bought it.  It was a good 
> running, low compression engine, but not correct for a '64 Belvedere.  I 
> 
> would like some help in determining the correct price to ask.  Here's 
> what I know about it... Cast date is 11/4/69.  The numbers on the back 
> of the engine read 2658 / 8362.  The cast date on one of the heads is 
> 28/5/2.  The casting number appears to be 3482346.  The head has single 
> valve springs and it's extremely clean inside, because the engine has 
> low mileage since rebuild.  It has an Edlebrock 440 Performer intake, 
> high volume aluminum water pump, and after market chrome valve covers.  
> I haven't had the engine apart, except to install new push rods, but it 
> idles like my other engines that have the MP 509 purple cam.  A 
> restoration shop here in town told me that there's little demand for 
> these engine, but that a price between $500 and $1000 seemed reasonable. 
> 
>  What do you guys think?  
> Brian 
> 
> '64 Belvedere
> Woodstock, IL.
> 
> "The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little 
> extra."



Jeff Adams
64 Polara

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