What to look for in a 440
I own a rolling 73 dart sport and im looking at a 440 with a 727trans on it to put in it . The guy says the 440 only has 27000 original miles on it and its from 71 to 73 came out of a grumman camper and looks complete. It has also been stored in a barn. What should i look for if i go to buy it and how much should i be willing to payhttps://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/moparfo...9d81cc6b2c.jpg
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First get the numbers and letters stamped on the pad to the rt of the distributor, it is possible that it is a 413.
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https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/moparfo...790c34bb45.jpgThese are the numbers from the block. The date onvthe other side is 4-13-7* he cant make out the last number
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Originally Posted by Iowan
(Post 146023)
First get the numbers and letters stamped on the pad to the rt of the distributor, it is possible that it is a 413.
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Off to a good start...
Get the combo as cheep as you can. But in the ballpark out this was $800-1000 as long as it turns over and has compression. |
Originally Posted by Iowan
(Post 146025)
I would still need to know the information on the pad......
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413 or 440
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I'm not sure the 413 used a diferant casting after 1966 or not. But the pad will tell you exactly what the bb is.
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thermoquad is a 70's motor from a motor home so it is a LOW compression motor..doesn't matter if you are planning to rebuild like 8 1/2 to one compression, and most likely a cast crank..
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I say $400 if it turns over, most of it would feed the scrapper.
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