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I have a 260 and was able to chase down the car that my original engine was transplanted into a few years back. Now that I have pulled my original engine and have begun to start rebuilding THAT engine, what do I do with the other shell?

 

Should I see if I can do a cheap 350 build on it or just sell it off? The car itself is pretty much a roller with no real interior just a good body (just surface rust here and there, no rust) stock wheels and good tires, so it's a good starting block to a build up, I just don't know about the cost of a 350 swap and if I can do it on the cheap.

 

I was curious what everyone on here thought about it and the reality of doing it in a weekend or two OR if I should just see if I can sell it off. I asked around classiczcars but they advised me to come here.

 

(I think I may have posted this in the wrong forum first)

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How would I advertise it so people would want it then? I understand the limitations of a 260 and most people would rather have the original 240

 

Just advertise it as a clean rolling shell with year with conditions of floor boards rails and usual rust spots. Pictures will go a long way.

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Just advertise it as a clean rolling shell with year with conditions of floor boards rails and usual rust spots. Pictures will go a long way.

 

Yeah, I did that a few weeks ago and nothing but tire kickers at the max. I only want a few hundred for it but people don't get it or just want me to part it out

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