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Prob buy 1 piston, a set of rings, a gasket set, and tear it down.
Run a hone stone thruAll 8, fressh the rings all 8, press the new piston off/on, slap r back together, seal r up, and let r eat for another 100,000.
I back yard built a many of them like that.
Total outlay for the "inframe" build, around $500 + or -
unfortunately sunshine, I do not have some of the required tools and equipment to do so. I would have to turn it over to a professional shop. If I had a solid income right now I would give it a shot.
Don, I am looking at dates (assuming I buy the two trucks), it would be about a month to 6 weeks before I can get them off the property.
General consensus is: Scrap the 327, put in the 350. 327 is too likely to have too much damage or (knowing me) it will be a money pit. Trailer both home, (13hrs of driving time or therabouts) and part the 88 out.
The bodies have bad habits of making re-appearances.
And concrete, duct-tape are not things I routinely keep on board my boat.
Hmmm.......23' boat, a couple of yards of rope, two bags of concrete and some nylon netting secured to concrete. Boat out to 20+ miles, just west of the South Pile should do - 750' of water, and lots of crabs. Be sure to insert "items" into nylons bags so when they start to fall apart they won't float free. Deposit said items over side of boat. Return to dock.
Hmmm.......23' boat, a couple of yards of rope, two bags of concrete and some nylon netting secured to concrete. Boat out to 20+ miles, just west of the South Pile should do - 750' of water, and lots of crabs. Be sure to insert "items" into nylons bags so when they start to fall apart they won't float free. Deposit said items over side of boat. Return to dock.
And be the next episode of CSI?
Damn those hairs, fibers and DNA!
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