What's it worth??

[Richard Kinsley <r.kinsley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Since I am scrapping the 440 swap and sticking with the poly, I am thinking of selling the 440 to raise more money for the poly. My local machinist, who checked and pre-bored the block/heads/crank, seemed interested. He said they are getting hard to find around Omaha and he had people looking for one. I would like a rough idea of the value if possible.

Here's the dope on it:

Block: PT440P24840825  which is Trenton Plant/440ci/premium fuel/1968/#825 assembled on 
           4-5-68   Casting #2536430 (From a '69 Belv.)

Heads: 2843906

Crank:  2658457  Forged

Everything has been checked for leaks/cracks and the block was bored to .027" over as a pre-bore for .030" over. (I didn't want it sitting in the finished form.) The heads are bare and everything is cleaned. The crank doesn't need any grinding. It is perfect as is. I do have the sheet metal, timing cover, brackets/pulley's, rockers, rods, etc.. No pistons and I didn't intend to use the rods. 

Any ideas?                                      Rich Kinsley '64 Polara 4 door

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