Collection of small block Chevrolet V* engine blocks Circa 1970-80
 

As I had a 1970 Corvette but had to sell it recently, I had a relationship with a breakers yard in the Middle east, where there were lots of American cars being broken, they did not have a lot of the local currency but owed mea lot of favours I got paid in bits I wanted and accumulated a number of Chevrolet small block engines which I shipped back to the UK as I had already shipped back the car.

They are now surplus to requirements and rather than scrap them I am wondering if people still rebuild these engines for stock cars or whatever. I know they are still used (or was), in Mercruiser inboard marine installations as I had one.

Does anyone know someone who might be interested?

Thanks George.

Collection of small block Chevrolet V* engine blocks Circa 1970-80
 

On Sunday, 8 April 2018 15:53:34 UTC+1, George wrote:
As I had a 1970 Corvette but had to sell it recently, I had a relationship with a breakers yard in the Middle east, where there were lots of American cars being broken, they did not have a lot of the local currency but owed mea lot of favours I got paid in bits I wanted and accumulated a number of Chevrolet small block engines which I shipped back to the UK as I had already shipped back the car.

They are now surplus to requirements and rather than scrap them I am wondering if people still rebuild these engines for stock cars or whatever. I know they are still used (or was), in Mercruiser inboard marine installations as I had one.

Does anyone know someone who might be interested?

Thanks George.

ebay does.

Collection of small block Chevrolet V* engine blocks Circa1970-80
 

On Sun, 08 Apr 2018 08:01:39 -0700, tabbypurr wrote:

ebay does.

Yeah, they'll be *plenty* of takers, I'll warrant.



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