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69gmmuscleluver 09-03-2012 11:51 PM

E code 440 HP complete value
 
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I have a complete E code 440 HP engine that I'm debating on selling. The engine was removed from a wrecked Mopar in the early 80's and sat since. The engine isn't stuck and doesn't appear to have been disassembled although I can't guarantee the disassembly part. The power steering pulley is bent but no other obvious damage other than a broken manifold bolt. It did come with a 727 automatic transmission as well but as memory serves me it has 72 or 73 date on the housing. I'm a GM guy but had plans on buying a 70 Dart for the engine but those plans have vanished due to a divorce. Thanks in advance.

69hemibeep 09-04-2012 05:44 PM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
It seems to be different across the country, around here its 200-500 for a core depending on the heads and crank

old5.0 09-04-2012 11:19 PM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 69hemibeep</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It seems to be different across the country, around here its 200-500 for a core depending on the heads and crank </div></div>

Really? I used to get $800-$1000 for a complete HP440 with correct intake and exhaust manifolds, and people told me I was cheap on them. That was several years ago, though...

69gmmuscleluver 09-05-2012 01:59 AM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
Wow $200 to $500? I'd use it as a boat anchor before giving it away but thanks for the opinion. I guess it's really true that Mopar pieces aren't as rare or expensive as the 60-70 era GM stuff.

69hemibeep 09-05-2012 01:48 PM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
Like I said it varies with location, one state to the west and its worth more. If it is date correct for a lift off hood car you would do better. I just bought a 69 HP 440 standard bore steel crank 906 heads complete less carb with 727 trans for $200 off craigslist. I did have to drive to a small town to land that kind of deal. Put it on e-bay if your willing to ship and you will do better yet. Sign of the times!

69hemibeep 09-05-2012 03:12 PM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
I just looked around on moparts and ebay and they vary from $400-1200 several at $800 see which of them sell. Cores don't go for much around here so my veiw is a bit off.

69hemibeep 09-05-2012 11:48 PM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
Also keep in mind the wives tale of an HP block being better was debunked not long ago. All 440 blocks were created equal, the E designated some better internals is all, so the racers chasing E blocks are fewer in numbers.

69gmmuscleluver 09-06-2012 12:22 AM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
Thanks for the input I really appreciate your opinion .

69hemibeep 09-25-2012 10:36 PM

Re: E code 440 HP complete value
 
I'm about to pick up another 440, intake to pan if the guy will return my call. Nothing like what you have but it is an E block with a cast crank(Oh well that will have to go)and I'm not sure which heads yet $350. Have you tried to market yours yet?

69gmmuscleluver 09-26-2012 02:59 AM

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No I haven't posted the engine for sale yet but it must go soon due to a lack of storage space.


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