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Allen Sherman 07-10-2015 12:27 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
Oh and in response to some other posts on this topic, from carb to pan for a 1.00 second under 305 with the absolute best parts available today all brand new there's no way you can build one for under $20,000...I'm talking dart block, top notch heads and intake, roller rockers, tool steel lifters, manley pro I beam rods, good pistons, the right ring set, etc...just being honest, the parts alone are over $15,000

Greg Barsamian 07-10-2015 05:38 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Allen Sherman (Post 475939)
Oh and in response to some other posts on this topic, from carb to pan for a 1.00 second under 305 with the absolute best parts available today all brand new there's no way you can build one for under $20,000...I'm talking dart block, top notch heads and intake, roller rockers, tool steel lifters, manley pro I beam rods, good pistons, the right ring set, etc...just being honest, the parts alone are over $15,000

X2 Ask Rod Butcher how much he's $pent to put son Chris in orbit?

HR9121 07-10-2015 07:00 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
It's funny how things escalate on here! The man asked how much to be competitive and all the sudden he's building a 20 grand bullet to go hunt down Chris Butcher with.

J.R. Haddad 07-10-2015 07:53 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
James, does that $30,000.00 price for your car include ALL of the Beer
in your Motorhome and Trailer?? J.R.

Pistol Pete 07-10-2015 08:07 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
Dustin
Do not buy it yet.

Check your private messages first.

rod butcher 07-10-2015 10:02 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whalen3186 (Post 475925)
I ran one of these cars for several years. The 305's don't like hot weather, I would count on spending the 10k on the motor to run those et's.

Mine seems to run pretty good in the heat.

rod butcher 07-10-2015 10:17 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Allen Sherman (Post 475939)
Oh and in response to some other posts on this topic, from carb to pan for a 1.00 second under 305 with the absolute best parts available today all brand new there's no way you can build one for under $20,000...I'm talking dart block, top notch heads and intake, roller rockers, tool steel lifters, manley pro I beam rods, good pistons, the right ring set, etc...just being honest, the parts alone are over $15,000

Allen is correct in his pricing. I think if I was offered $25000. for my motor I would pass.

Rod Butcher

HR9121 07-10-2015 10:35 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
[QUOTE=J.R. Haddad;475944]James, does that $30,000.00 price for your car include ALL of the Beer
in your Motorhome and Trailer?? J.R.
No! But I'll throw an all access pass to Mickey Whaley's cabinet in.

HR9121 07-10-2015 10:37 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rod butcher (Post 475959)
Mine seems to run pretty good in the heat.

That motor would probably run 1.00 under on Mars!

Mark Yacavone 07-10-2015 11:45 AM

Re: New to Stock - Buying an 85 Camaro G/H/I??
 
My comment was in regard to several USED ,good running 3rd Gen cars on here in the 20 Grand price range.
I'm sure a new engine alone would run 20 Grand at least.
$ 9,000 sounds like a good deal to me .Either you pay now or you pay later for a competitive G,H,I car.
I've known the Hairringtons for decades. You can trust them to be straight with you, if that helps.


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