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  1. 12-02-2008, 12:07 AM #1
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    Calling '65-68 Owners...Rare Aluminum Case engine stuff

    I have the following, all this is specific to the early Aluminum Case engines:

    Please email for pics, they are large

    Everything is in very good condition>

    -3-bearing Cam Housings (6-Studs) , not center-oiled , but they are good with the spray bar. $175/pair

    -Upper (Intake side) sandcast ("rough") finish aluminum , '65 or '66 dates $200/ pair

    -Lower (Exhaust side) "ribbed" 6-stud finned aluminum valve covers $30 /pair

    -Early chain boxes, not centerlube, but the early alu type $240 /pair

    -Early '65-68 Intermediate Shaft. The case machine work to run the later intermediate shaft is $750, so you are wise to get this nice used unit instead. $250.00

    -Early Rear engine tin panel, fresh powdercoated satin black, with the provision for running the Solex fuel pump (even on cars that don't run the Solex pump but have those chain housings) . $200. Rare to find in good shape.

    -'67 Stub axles for the 901 transmission, will fit any '65-68 if your tranny is missing the stub axles. $60 / whole kaboodle

    -'65-69 Flywheel, needs a resurface and perhaps a ring gear, but it has enough thickness $50.

    -Nice '67S Copper face Pressure Plate (made of Aluminum not Steel) $190

    Let me know if you have any interest. Please make offers if you think too high, etc. (that goes for anything I list).

    Thank you
    Scott
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  2. 12-02-2008, 12:57 PM #2
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