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marine hemi motors
i have a 82 year old neighbor with 3 complete marine hemi's (62-72 vintage) are they worth anything? i could buy them for a right price and re sell them. what do you guy's think?...james :D BTW: when he pulled them out they were running.......
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Re: marine hemi motors
what size hemi ?
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Re: marine hemi motors
If they were late 60's or early 70's they have to be 426 cu in. Chrysler stopped making the 392 Hemi in 1958. I would bet that they are the early pre-1958 engines. I would also say their only value would be to sell to a vintage boat restorer. There is nothing these engines could do better than a modern BBC, and I'm an ole Hemi Fan.
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May be worth more to classic car restorers.
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im interested if he has a 426 hemi motor! where are the motors located? let me know what he wants for them. thx ratman
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Do those belong to some one in Stuart Fl if so I've worked on those engines since the 80's when I worked for Custom Engine Service . If they are they were the fastest guys in the water back then I use to go to the marine stadium in Miami and watch them kick a$$ all the time.
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If you've seen them and they have the distributor in the front and at an angle there are late hemis. I may be interested, especially after seeing Steve Stepps Hemi boat up close last weekend at LOTO. Greg
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did you find out any more about the hemi engines?
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Re: marine hemi motors
Originally Posted by sutphen30
maybe have a valve train that lasts more than a half a season,,and i mean at 1000hp level. :eek:
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Re: marine hemi motors
Originally Posted by ratman
did you find out any more about the hemi engines?
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